Reborn in the 1970S: The Reluctant Match Is Surprisingly Sweet

The female protagonist is very cute and the male protagonist is also smart. The relationship between the two of them is very funny, and both of them have their mouths. It's very sweet. I think it's really funny to be a family of four. It's really interesting.

I love the good-looking and smart male protagonist, and the female protagonist is also very magnanimous, generous and unpretentious, and takes revenge when she has a grudge. And both male and female protagonists have their mouths. I read some comments about the adoption part, and I think it's okay. The adopted child is quite smart, and overall it's pretty good!

Ah ah, actually, the male and female protagonists have pretty good personalities and are quite cute. It's just a scene about accepting incompetence. Watching the male protagonist hug his daughter, the female protagonist actually hopes that her daughter will not compete with her for the male protagonist in the future. . . . . . .

Both the male and female protagonists are sober, and they do things neatly and without procrastination. So far, it seems that except for the male protagonist's mother who is a little confused, everything else is good. The male and female protagonists have their own mouths, and there is no misunderstanding. This is great. I hate those who have a lot of inner drama and like to fill in their heads and never ask without asking. It's just too painful to follow up. I hope there will be more every day.

The story is quite interesting. It's not as exaggerated as some students commented. It's so funny. You haven't seen a funny one before. The comments are real. The story is not long but very interesting. The heroine is vivid and lively. The hero is not boring. The story line is also very stable. Overall, it's pretty good.

The heroine is very clear-minded and modern-minded. She doesn't have the feeling of always treating others as fools after traveling through time. She only makes up for her own strengths so that people can't feel them. There are also women nowadays who don't value chastity very much. They have clear self-awareness and find the path that is most useful to them. The male protagonist is a very smart person, and he writes about the acumen of a soldier. Many novels cannot see the substitution, and always feel a bit fake, looking down on smart people, let alone a soldier. Even if the original memory is known, some things have changed, especially the space novel. The only shortcoming is the heroine's grandfather, which the author forgot about.

It's very nice. I've read a lot of period articles and I'm also a soldier. The male protagonist in this article is very powerful and the female protagonist noticed it as soon as he wore it. In that era, this was a normal reaction for a soldier. There are many articles in which a soldier can't tell the difference between the female protagonist and the heroine.

It looks good, the male protagonist is nice, and the female protagonist is also very good, but the male protagonist is really reasonable and attentive. On the issue of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, his attitude is very clear. It is a rare good male protagonist. The most special thing is that the male protagonist recognizes from the beginning that the female protagonist is not the same person, and then distinguishes the two of them. He also knows that he likes the female protagonist, but there is less emotional exchange between them, but overall it is warmer.

The female protagonist is clear-headed and has a sassy personality. She is decisive and has her own ideas when she should be long-spoken and hands-on. The male protagonist is smart, capable and responsible without being stupid and filial. He always protects his wife, but he has a mother who is a troublemaker who can't handle it. It is a very heartwarming and progressive period novel, but the heroine was so aggrieved in front of her because she respected the hero's mother. Fortunately, the hero was there to mediate in the middle, but she was still angry, and she couldn't let the hero scold her and deny her mother, but that part was very frustrating. The male protagonist's mother spent all the money earned by the three people in the family on the male protagonist's cousin, and she thought the male protagonist was not good to his cousin. Later, when the cousin kidnapped and trafficked the male protagonist's son, she asked the male protagonist to let the cousin go. Later, the male protagonist and the male protagonist's father forced the cousin to go in. She also said that they were cruel. In the end, the male protagonist's mother became clear-minded and refused to let the white-eyed wolf go because she was afraid that her grandson would blame her. Really convinced. Furthermore, the heroine's grandfather only appeared once and then never appeared again, so just throw it away. There were also a lot of typos in wrong sentences, but I still read it word for word. Each chapter seems ordinary but is inexplicably fascinating and makes me want to read on.

I strongly recommend that the male and female protagonists are very good-looking and have good outlook on life. Especially the male protagonist has the most charming personality among the novels I have ever read [Like][Like][Like]