The 1970s: She Was So Lazy She Became a General’s Wife
七零：懒着懒着，她成了将军夫人
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- The 1970s: She Catches Spies at the Factory and Ends Up with an Officer Husband七零：她工厂抓特务抓到军官老公Former title · until Oct 2026
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I've read a few chapters and it's pretty good. It would be nice if the heroine was more ruthless and neat.
It looks good, the plot is exciting, I hope the author can update it more, come on! 😘😘😘
It's quite depressing. The heroine's family members are either being bullied by one or another!
The main plot is okay, but the characters of most of the supporting characters change back and forth. Sometimes they are good, and sometimes they are not good. Although everyone has advantages and disadvantages, the author does not express it like this or does not express it well. It is good sometimes, bad and good again.
More than 80% of the writing was very good. I thought the heroine would pursue an official career, but suddenly it ended with a plot of going to sea. The second brother-in-law was also corrupted by the environment. Many characters that could be expanded upon have been mentioned in the extra chapter, including the twin brothers, which is a bit of a pity.
A very objective book. It's a pity that Hu Xuyang and Jiang Yan are a couple who finally discovered the ugliness of human nature. After experiencing a beautiful beginning, support in the middle, but in the end the whole family was destroyed, which is a bit sad, and it also illustrates the reality of society and the greed of human nature. This is a book that can analyze human nature. Many times, wrong and right, good people and bad people are really not defined by one thing. It can also be difficult to define depending on the people you come into contact with. This book feels like the main line is clear, but there are many characters that have been briefly mentioned, and very little is written about them, so the conclusion should be made without mentioning those people. Rather than not seeing the shadow of those people until the end. (For example, the very annoying Li Xin. And Dr. Song Yu and the others).
Money, fame and fortune are all great tests. If you can withstand it, you will be successful. If you can't bear it, you will fail miserably. It seems that human nature is multi-faceted, and I don't know when it will come out. The human nature in this novel is full of multi-faceted characters, and both good and bad people can change. No one is born good, and no one is born bad. The only thing we can do is to protect ourselves, not to be addicted, not to be arrogant because of power and wealth, not to become a jealous demon because of hardship.
If you like long stories, I suggest you read it 👀. The character settings are quite good. The awakening in the world is very unique, and it also has force value. It is a bit annoying that the villains are the best one after another. The characters also have their own characteristics. The uncomfortable part is that the length of this article is quite long, which makes me impatient.
I don't recommend it to those who want to read cool stories, but if you want to see the complex nature of human nature, you can read it.