The 1970S: I Bring My Space and Marry the Wildest Roughneck, Then Have Triplets

When the heroine is being teased, she can't just hit her. She's been there for a long time without seeing the man talking, right?

Generally speaking, it is good. The heroine uses her skills and applies some of what she has learned to this world. , The life that the female protagonist and the male protagonist see are different. The male protagonist's perspective is that the female protagonist was slandered and innocent, and she couldn't bear it and jumped into the river to commit suicide, while the female protagonist's perspective is that she was forced by her family to marry and jumped into the river to die of fever. The male protagonist never married, and the female protagonist stayed at the age of 18 forever. It's worth watching, it's pretty good-looking, the family is quite harmonious, both children are well-educated, and they are well-educated. Recommended to watch.

I read Chapter 95 and then skipped a few chapters. The author's writing is exquisite and the male protagonist's family atmosphere is good (except for the third oldest family). However, this book is very dramatic. The setting is 1979. Except for the rich and advanced people in the south, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, in fact, the country was not that open at that time. The male protagonist must have stronger purchasing power than others when driving a big car. However, in the book That's way ahead of its time. In rural areas, you have everything from motorcycles to refrigerators. No matter how rich you are, it's not so open-ended to purchase. We don't say that things require tickets and connections. Just talk about the environment at that time. This is very surprising. I often suspect that I am reading a book in the late 1970s. In fact, it can be changed to after 1982. I give four stars because the writing is good.

I feel like this kind of day is the life I long for

The female protagonist is calm and self-possessed, the male protagonist is domineering and decisive, the children she gives birth to are all cute, and the male protagonist's family is also warm and harmonious. The final extra story depicts the triplets as classic romance characters: Boss Xiaomi, Artist Boss, and Kochi Star.

The author's second book is quite good, but the character is more like a male protagonist. The emotional scenes are quite interesting, and the career line is also good, but there are fewer of them after moving to Beijing. It feels like it has come to an abrupt end, and I feel that I should be able to write more than two hundred chapters.

The male protagonist has been reborn for seven lifetimes and is waiting for the female protagonist. Therefore, the heroine's time travel is not accidental, it is inevitable. She is here for the male protagonist, so there is no sense of incompatibility between the male and female protagonists doting on each other, it is natural. Their families are happy, their mother-in-law, daughter-in-law and sisters-in-law live in harmony, their parents love and care for them, their children are cute, smart and sensible, which makes people feel happy. It seems that there is a hole that has not been filled, that is, a side story should be written for the original heroine to tell her life story.

Real and objective, multi-dimensional description, rich content, and super interesting storyline

It's good to watch, I like it. There are no misunderstandings or quarrels between the male and female protagonists throughout the whole process. The two love each other and lead their families to become rich and raise children~~~Daily sweet articles

The writing is okay, but I don't like to read the content of the timeline after the college entrance examination. When I read periodicals, I usually like those that write about the post-college entrance examination period with less content, because I read all kinds of literature, but not modern literature.