I’ll Stay Gorgeous Even After Transmigrating to the Eighties

I don't know why there are so few readers, but I think this is a very good period novel that I have read😁 The heroine has always been very rational and courageous, and she has always lived for herself. She is not like some heroines who have been surrounding the male protagonist and some parents. There are not many short-breeds and weird flowers, and there are not many top-notch neighbors. It is really very good-looking^ω^

Because I like new books, I came here to read old books, but I found that these two books have a common problem, that is, the female protagonist broke up with the male protagonist. The various descriptions in the middle are very clear, and it is not suitable to choose to leave... As soon as they met, they got along again. In my opinion, the male protagonist did not pay anything, just secretly cried twice, and the male protagonist's family took advantage of the relationship and stole Secretly tampering with the heroine's college application... In my opinion, it is a big deal. This is obviously a huge crematorium for chasing his wife, but the result is nothing at all. They reconciled quickly after meeting, and were soon deceived into getting married. She became pregnant and gave birth to a baby after graduating from college... I feel that the heroine seems to be smart, but is actually confused. She agreed to everything as soon as she was deceived by the male protagonist. And the male protagonist, what does his ex-girlfriend's sister have to do with him? He cares about his ex-girlfriend's sister in front of the heroine (this is also a big deal, this kind of thinking is the kind of feudal man's thought, and the essence is that he does not respect the heroine. In his opinion, the heroine seems to have been trapped) (she is just my sister, it's nothing, you should not mind), fortunately, his mother is here, but I think according to the author's description, even without his mother, the heroine will have a quarrel and make up at most. After all, I can't let go of the male protagonist, how precious he is (ps. I like the story written by the author, but I don't like the male protagonist and female protagonist in her novels. Maybe as the female protagonist, I will feel a little aggrieved🥺 I want to see the male protagonist's pursuit of his wife in the crematorium No, the female protagonist is actually quite good. There is no need to be tied up by the male protagonist at the age of eighteen.) Apart from this, I still like the author's writing. I give it five stars. It has the feel of ancient novels. There seem to be quite few such writings nowadays? I hope there will be more Chasing Wife Crematorium in the new book! Our heroine's baby is so good, but we don't necessarily need a male protagonist. She can't let go and get back together when we break up, and she has various physical and verbal problems! The female protagonist really can't accept this. I can accept that the female protagonist chooses the best among various options based on reality, instead of choosing the male protagonist because of the male protagonist. The premise is that the female protagonist has a clear mind and will not wrong herself even if she loves a man [blowing kiss]

It's so good. I don't know why the rating is so low. Don't read the reviews when reading novels. Everyone is interested in their own eyes. I think the subject matter is very novel. The female protagonist is beautiful and good at singing and dancing. She never lets herself be wronged. The male protagonist has a long family background and is handsome. The idea of ​​opening a bar in the 1980s is very novel. The author will continue to work hard and hope to write better works.

The content is good, very contemporary and innovative, keep up the good work

The heroine has seen the world from modern times to the 1980s. She is the type of person the hero's father said is knowledgeable and has a long-term vision. She was very scared when she came in. She had already passed the college entrance examination at that time. The original heroine's ability was not enough to get into a good university. The heroine, a southerner, did not want to go to a university in the Northeast. She found connections to join the local art troupe based on her own ability. After hard work, she got into a newspaper and was qualified to be an editor, and then she was admitted to a university. It's actually not good to be transferred from Shanghai Finance and Economics to Central Finance and Economics by the male protagonist's family. After all, Shanghai is indeed better. The heroine, just like ordinary people, has not experienced the calculations of the upper class. She is easy to be deceived. She has the idea of ​​​​bars and dance clubs, but she is easy to fall into traps because of her passion. When she was in her hometown, she cooperated with several rich and powerful people and put a lot of effort into it. After she succeeded, others wanted to kick her out. Although she was given subsidies in the end, it was quite disgusting. The female protagonist is actually capable and knowledgeable, but she has to experience setbacks in order to grow. The male protagonist has a background and is willing to teach the female protagonist some twists and turns, which is equivalent to mutual growth. The female protagonist is sober and can leave the male protagonist, but she can learn a lot from the male protagonist.

It's a pretty good book. I don't know why there are so few reviews. The female protagonist is a woman with very modern ideas. She is very sensible in both love and career. The male protagonist tends to be more love-minded, but when it comes to career and family, he is very thoughtful. It is a book worth reading. Ex-girlfriends are not important.

It's quite good-looking, with a routine not found in period novels.

The heroine is an egoist. This article is very interesting and highly recommended.

It's quite good, relatively short. The introduction has already mentioned that it is a chronicle, so I won't go into archaeology.

Very very beautiful! The subject matter is different from other period novels, why is the rating so low [almost crying]