Reborn in the 1970S: Searching for Treasure with My Pocket Dimension

I don't know if this book is written by a woman or a man. The heroine is young and beautiful, has money, good looks, a family background, a job and connections, but she has to go to the countryside for no reason, just to meet the hero? The male protagonist is 13 years older than the female protagonist. He pretends to be an educated youth and lurks in the countryside for a year to catch spies. In the end, the spies expose themselves and kill more than 10 villagers. The heroine glanced at the hero for no apparent reason and thought he was good-looking, so they got together for no apparent reason. She then continued to plot with the hero's family, hoping to get the hero to be on her side. Advise others to be self-reliant and self-reliant and not to rely on others. It's difficult for the heroine to live up to her own standards, and then she pampers the male protagonist in all kinds of ways. The article describes that the heroine is super beautiful, and then super rich, and has a golden finger space, and has a prominent family background, a master who cares for shortcomings, superb medical skills, and incredible cooking skills, and then she all serves the male protagonist... The heroine also thinks that she is smart. When dealing with enemies, she should not let them die, but watch them slowly live a bad life. The result is that the heroine was assassinated, framed, murdered, kidnapped, and morally kidnapped in various ways. Then the heroine will put herself in a desperate situation to show that she is smart (stupid) and kind [whatever]. Then she will be suspected by the police and people around her, and she will be divorced.

There are some unreasonable plots in this article, but they are harmless! Come on!

Look good. The heroine is bold and domineering. Anyway, she is pretty good-looking.

Stewed pheasant can be cooked in one pot with pancakes attached.

The first half was quite good. I don't know what happened after I got married. I always felt that it was written by someone else. The heroine's IQ and ability to deal with problems have declined.

My lungs almost exploded after reading half of it. There are too many details and it is full of details. It is not a traditional slap-in-the-face story. It made me very frustrated. I don't know what to say about it. I feel like I want to breathe into the screen with a slap. Sure enough, it not only requires space, but also force value. Tsk. When I vacated someone else's house, I felt it was simple and neat, but other things really made me feel more and more frustrated the more I looked at them.

The male protagonist is like a soy sauce actor. If something goes wrong, he relies on the female protagonist to save him. But if something goes wrong, the female protagonist relies on herself to save herself. As for the rest of the husband's family, grandma can't figure it out, her mother-in-law has a soft ear, her father-in-law is usually not online, her sister-in-law is sweet-talking and greedy for money, and her fake sister-in-law is a black widow. Her favorite is grandpa, who has been supporting the heroine. Grandpa's only mistake is that he agreed with his sister-in-law to take charge of the heroine's pharmaceutical factory when she lost contact.

The heroine was reborn and just jumped out of one pit, but fell into another pit because of getting married.

After reading half of it, it was okay. I thought it was a story about a big female protagonist, but in the end, it served the male protagonist and allowed the female protagonist to have superb cooking skills. She responded to the sentence that she must capture the man's heart and first seize the man's stomach. The purpose of making the female protagonist rich is to be a match with the male protagonist. The reason why the female protagonist has better appearance is to attract the male protagonist. That group of book reviewers are all that kind of people. Go and dance on Zhuxiantai as soon as possible and leave Ye Hua. Otherwise, I can recommend you. We all think that if there is a problem, we will solve the problem, and if the problem cannot be solved, we will solve the person. But people are very complicated, and the relationship between people is very delicate. I am wronged because of your family, and tomorrow I will endure it because you are a little nice to me. Most of the readers are women, and they will feel aggrieved if they are replaced by a female protagonist. If they are replaced by a male protagonist, then it shouldn't be too satisfying, okay? I have a virtuous wife who owns a house, money, beauty, talent, and cooking skills. She endures the grievances of her family for me and gives birth to a baby for me. Oh my god, she is a real winner in life. It's a pity in this life that I am a woman. Next life

How can I put it, reading this book is really frustrating, but I still want to see how frustrating it will be in the future, which shows that the author is still very good, and at least has the ability to attract people to read. She is indeed the most frustrated heroine I have seen in the past few years, and the least useful thing to hold back the male protagonist. Instead, I hope the villain can win and kill the protagonist to relieve his anger [laughing]