A Common Girl Travels Through a Life Without Hanging up in the 1980S

The writing is okay, but I hope to continue to maintain the character of the heroine, not to charm men, not to help the poor, not to marry rough men, not to have military marriages, and to have less bullshit romantic love. There are too many period novels where the heroine is independent in the early stage. Once she gets married, she feels like her whole body has changed into the shape of the male protagonist. I'm thinking too much. The introduction is in the interests of the male protagonist, but it is clearly wronged to please the male protagonist's family of origin and yet it is called husband and wife helping each other. They are all one family. It is clearly the heroine's unilateral poverty alleviation. In the end, it has become a charming novel! It feels like all the efforts of the heroine in the early stage were made to be worthy of the male protagonist.

It feels pretty good. I prefer this kind of daily life, and it's not particularly bloody. When I read the story later, I felt that the heroine was a bit selfish, but she's just the kind of self-protection that ordinary people have. It's okay. I hope she can continue to do so in the future.

I feel pretty good. There seemed to be trouble ahead, but soon I moved out and lived on my own. Everything was quite natural. I prefer to live within my ability. I have a brain and am not too flashy. I'm not the kind of person who makes noises.

I have read more than 30 chapters, and I feel good and the writing is okay. The main reason is that the writing is getting better and better. I like this kind of normal life, without any system.