Reborn in 1999: Does Third Uncle Want a Wife or Not?

One less star means I don't understand the male protagonist's relatives. After the eldest uncle, he is either the second uncle, or his father is second, followed by the third uncle. Even the second marriage of an old lady should be arranged in order. The difference between the north and the south is really a bit difficult to see. The rest is fine. It's normal for the old lady to be partial, and she's not so mindless.

Many readers seem to be confused, and the names of characters seem confusing. In fact, the author calls them according to his local characteristics. Let me give you a rundown. It seems confusing but it is not. It is just that there are always two angles of address, one is elder or peer, and the other is junior or junior. Call it from an adult's perspective. Li Suyun (grandma)/alive/(rebirth in time and space changes destiny, early detection of cardiopulmonary failure) Zhou **(Grandpa)/Death (rebirth is also an early death in time and space) They gave birth to 77 children together, and 6 children survived: Zhou Fuxing (the eldest son) and his wife had two miscarriages and were unable to have children/the adopted younger brother and the eldest son (the protagonist's biological brother) were the children Zhou ** (second son)/died in infancy (mentioned in the memories of the protagonist's father) Zhou Fuguo (the third son) and his wife Yuan Chunhua have three children, two boys and one girl (the eldest son is adopted by his elder brother, and the younger son is the protagonist of rebirth) Zhou Fuqiang (fourth son) (good old man) Zhou Fu* (the fifth son) (likes to take advantage, just got married, the trigger for family separation) Zhou Fu* (sixth son)/the protagonist is called the third uncle (reborn to change his fate of saving others and drowning, got married and had a pair of premature twins) Zhou Fu* (seventh son) (the younger son went out to work before getting married) (name forgotten) + From adults or the protagonist's grandma, to the protagonist's father, excluding brothers who have died in infancy, the eldest, the second, the third, the fourth, the fifth, and the youngest (youngest). + Called from the perspective of the protagonist's child, born earlier than father Uncle (father's elder brother/eldest brother) Father (second child) born later than father Uncle (father's younger brother/third child) Second uncle (father's younger brother/fourth child) Third uncle (father's younger brother/the fifth child) Brother-in-law (father's youngest brother/sixth brother) This is the origin of the title of the author's description of those who have died in infancy and those who have survived.

It's okay, but based on current results, it's probably going to be finished soon.

Why does my father have a second uncle?

Not bad, although there are a few typos, but you can still eat it with confidence [laughs]

It looks good. Roll up your sleeves and work hard. Since ancient times, agriculture has been greater than the sky [Like][Like][Like][Like]

Really like the story

Not bad, I like it