Back to the Seventies Before I Became a Widow: I Cling to My Man and Never Let Go

It's good-looking, good-looking, and finally not the kind of male protagonist who takes advantage of others (I really want to complain about those female protagonists who were so kind to you in their previous lives but didn't accept it, oh, they will react better after being reborn), but this is not the case. The male protagonist died saving people in his previous life, while the female protagonist raised her children alone, died for love in her seventies, and was reborn for another life. There is not much plot about the past life, and it is quickly finished and enters the rebirth. The male and female protagonists get along well with each other, there is no big golden finger, and there is no black market. The plot of the college entrance examination is ordinary. There are some top-notch ones but not many. The male and female protagonists are consistent in maintaining the family and raising two super cute children - Years and Years. Could you please write a side story about the male protagonist pursuing the female protagonist?

This book is actually very good. The heroine will not use rebirth to know many things to make a fortune or take the college entrance examination. Mainly, I think people's energy is limited. She comes back just to protect her lover, live an ordinary life, educate her children well, be self-consistent, warm and romantic in life, and understand each other's difficulties. , The male protagonist always does his best to make his wife and children live a better life. Each character has its own characteristics and story. I like this warm feeling very much, and the way happiness is simple. The author is also very cute, so don't be persistent in giving bad reviews. After all, radish and green vegetables have their own preferences, come on 😜😜

It's very plain but very comfortable to watch. The description of the heroine's past life is very heart-wrenching. Although I also read articles about the heroine doing wrong things in her previous life to compensate the male protagonist in this life, but some of the wrong things the heroine did in her previous life made me, a female protagonist, lament that she should not be reborn. However, the heroine in this article really lost her loved one in her previous life, and in this life, God It's great that I compensated the heroine. Although there is no specific description of the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but the relationship between them in the past and present life is very sweet. I hope the author will have time to make a follow-up story about how they fall in love and the male protagonist pursues the female protagonist. The few sentences occasionally interspersed in the article are very interesting. I hope there will be a complete story.

The novel looks plain but very warm. It is a rare period novel that does not have a golden finger. The male and female protagonists have a good relationship and the two work together to live hard. I saw the male protagonist died fighting a flood and saving people in his previous life, while the female protagonist had to take care of her young children and take care of the funeral. It was very distressing to watch and I couldn't help crying. I was also shocked by the ruthlessness and shamelessness of my parents-in-law and their family. They bullied the orphans and widows, took away their jobs and compensation money, and forced the female protagonist to almost die. I even doubted whether the male protagonist was her biological child. The female protagonist is tough, affectionate and righteous, raising her children alone until she follows the male protagonist fifty years later. The reborn heroine has no golden fingers, nor does she use the memory of her rebirth to get rich, take the college entrance examination, or work hard for her career. She works hard, takes care of the family, and changes the fate of the male protagonist. While the male protagonist works hard to make money to support the family, he does not neglect the family and spends time with his wife and children. The family leads a happy life, making up for the regrets of the previous life.

To be honest, I really think it's very good-looking. Although it's not my favorite period novel, it does have a unique flavor. There are almost no ups and downs in the plot, it is a very daily story, but the characters of the male and female protagonists are really great. I don't think there is anything picky about it. The heroine is not a weak character. She is indeed strong as a mother and tough on the outside. When facing the male protagonist, she is like a little birdie. There is no plot character that makes people unreasonable or speechless. The male protagonist loves his wife and children and often spends time with his children. He also responds to his wife's requests. I love it so much. It's a pity that I did feel that the ending was too fast, and I felt that it didn't give me the feeling of the real ending after reading it. In fact, objectively I should only give 4 stars because of the ending, but I really like the male and female protagonists.

It's beautiful, babies, trust me, please, please

It's super good-looking, but I don't know why there are fewer people reading it. I think what really pokes me is that even if the heroine is reborn, she doesn't make a fortune through rebirth. She just makes herself very powerful and then makes herself the richest man. I think the author writes it very well.

It's very beautiful. There are too few people now. It will definitely be a big hit in the future [blowing kisses]

After reading it, although not many people read it, the writing is actually quite heartwarming. It's a more everyday style, the children are cute, and it doesn't focus too much on describing the messy things of the seven aunts and eight aunts.

The baby is so cute and cute, he is the best in the male protagonist's family.