Reborn in the 1980s: Marrying an Officer and Building a Good Life

It's very interesting. There's been a book shortage recently, and I can't even read the male or female novels anymore. The updates of the masterpieces I'm following are still slow, so I didn't expect to read this book, and I'm surprised. It's weird. I couldn't stand the plot of Wen Dou'e's rebirth in other eras. Before the rebirth, it was miserable. After the rebirth, she either felt miserable and had her breasts blocked, or the heroine was like a shrew, making a lot of noise. Even if the noise made everyone shut up, it didn't make her feel better. She just felt tired for the heroine. This book is very good to read. I didn't have any peeing spots after reading more than 30 chapters. It's enjoyable to read and listen to. The only flaw is that the writing style is relatively modern. The author probably did not live in that era, and the words used do not have a sense of the times. I had some questions at the end of the reading, so I started to skip reading. One is the new identity the heroine gave herself, called "Nervous". The male protagonist's name is "Counterfeit". The second is that I don't understand what the heroine wants to do. She has been reborn for two and a half years, doing things here and there, using the excuse of urinating at the airport, and inexplicably recommending herself to a strange man for surgery. It was quite sudden, and it suddenly transformed into the style of the spy war of the Republic of China. There was no such plan before the departure. The heroine stepped forward when she saw the soldiers handling the case, which made everyone very wary and disgusted. I understand her desire for revenge and her desire to stumbling upon the second male lead, but I don't understand what she wants to do and has no plan at all. After she was reborn, her family still didn't regard her as a human being. Her body was like a willow catkin blowing in the wind. She was rejected when she said she was being withdrawn, and she was booked again after being booked. The enemy's family didn't suffer any loss, so she was very Buddhist, suddenly brave at every turn, without any strategy or plan. At one moment, he said that he hoped that the second girl could successfully marry the second boy, and tortured each other. At the next moment, he stopped hiding the truth about the second boy, and wanted his family to clean up the mess. Very contradictory, more fickle than the baby face of June Tian, ​​​​who has a new idea all of a sudden. I won't go into detail about how annoying the second male lead is, but the first male one is just as annoying. He points fingers at others when they don't know each other. When he met the heroine for the second time, the first male character looked disgusted. He felt that the female protagonist was stalking her for a purpose, and even asked if the second male lead was sent to get close to him. I feel that the men in the author's works are all trustworthy and have delusions of victimization. Later, when they got engaged, the male protagonist was not likeable either. He would show up from time to time to explore the source of the female protagonist's wealth. This kind of thing bothered my dad the most. Although in order to vilify the female lead, there is no need to degrade rural people into unqualified, dirty and smelly people who do not eat enough meat, spit everywhere, push people to block guns when in danger, and the hands used for farm work are not ugly. Working people are glorious in any era. This is not a slogan, but a fact. Who can have servants to take care of them? Mom and grandma do all the housework at home. Do you think your hands that become rough from work are ugly? The heroine signed up to go to the countryside, and luckily became a teacher. She received ten full work points. She had never worked in the fields or lit a stove, and her skin was still white. There was nothing to criticize. After all, it was a personal choice whether to be a manual worker or not. Compared with the female lead who has lived in the country for eighteen years, her skin is fairer and it is inappropriate for her delicate skin. It feels like it is praising the privileged class. If you want to step on the second female lead, you can exaggerate her selfishness, small-mindedness, and jealousy. There is no need to repeatedly make excuses for being a rural person or a disabled person. Many moments of feeling come from the viciousness of the text itself. Being disabled and poor people wanting to eat meat is not a bad thing. It is quite annoying to repeat it repeatedly. The heroine is top-notch white, rich and beautiful. Even without taking any money from the family, she could easily earn hundreds of thousands in the 1970s and buy ten courtyard houses at will. Because her college classmates were born in poverty, they were villains who were jealous of her. The thieves who stole her biscuits were the low-class people who took baths with Bai Huahua. Keep writing about this kind of female rivalry, rich and negative energy, which consumes goodwill. You can be white, beautiful, smart, have endless money, and have a fiancé who is the son of a top official. You can also stop helping the poor and focus on revenge. But don't write down the poor in such a disgusting way. There were not many rich people in that era, the officials were all poor, and the capitalists were all naked, and they were not as miserable as what you wrote. The method of revenge is very low, just to report his third brother's opportunism to his fiancé under his real name? I feel like the heroine has pigtails all over her head, and she talks about wanting revenge when meeting many people she has never seen before in her previous life, but is meeting for the first time in this life. If the enemy hadn't been stupid enough, the heroine wouldn't have survived more than three episodes.

It's nice to read, but I feel like the title was delayed. Although sometimes I feel that the perspective of the heroine's revenge on God is a bit too big, but the writing is as thorough as possible. It is a bit inexplicable that Li Yuanlin suddenly likes Lan Mei and is so devoted to it, and Lan Mei is also selfish and ignorant. The plot relies entirely on her stupidity to advance. It is a bit strange that the heroine in the previous life has been with her for so long without finding any clues. But overall it's still pretty good, so keep it up, author.

In fact, the writing is quite good. I first saw a review saying that the heroine was very annoying. I didn't plan to read it. But I continued reading because there were no novels to read. I found that the heroine is actually very smart, capable, and intelligent. It's not annoying at all. On the contrary, it's very interesting. At present, the male and female protagonists don't have much emotional involvement. The main theme is a rebirth of revenge. Hahahahahaha, it's quite fun.

This book is really well written and wonderful. The heroine is very thoughtful. In such a complicated environment, revenge is difficult, right? Wait for updates

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