
The 1970S: She May Be Silly and Spoiled, but She’s Truly Beautiful!
七零作精她虽愚蠢,却实在美丽!
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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I think the heroine is very cute. Although she is a bit clumsy, I really like her. The original hero didn't like her and I hope she stays away from her. The current hero seems okay, but their relationship is a bit tortuous. I hope it goes smoothly [laughs] I like the female protagonist, but why do I abuse her? I keep writing about the previous life. The male protagonist in the previous life is really nothing. It's really
Dreams about past lives are really beautiful. I want to know how to write the rest of it. I really enjoyed watching it. The male protagonist and female protagonist are so miserable. He finally got the heroine to fall in love with him, but when he went back, the child was gone and he was in a vegetative state. When he woke up, he forgot about the hero and wanted to marry someone else. Male Protagonist: My daughter-in-law, we made an agreement to wait for me to take the college entrance examination, but the child was gone, and the daughter-in-law still forgot about me and the child. The daughter-in-law clearly promised to find me back if she forgot, but I couldn't find me back no matter what. In the end, I killed everyone who hurt my daughter and couldn't bear to kill my daughter-in-law, so I committed suicide. It was really miserable for me to take it in, especially when the male protagonist died and the female protagonist remembered everything. I didn't really want to reveal the plot of the past life. I really wanted to watch it. I wanted to see what would happen next after the male protagonist saw all this in person? Of course the heroine is also very good. Through her precognitive dream, she knew what a good husband and son-in-law the hero was [love] and she gradually got along better and better with the hero. Anyway, I like it😍
In fact, the silly and pretentious heroine is quite interesting. After watching too many smart guys, the clumsy heroine also has a different flavor. This novel gave me the feeling that the author was dissatisfied with the abusive male protagonist and gave her a new one, giving her a better one. He was reluctant to let the heroine be reborn with pain and hatred after being hurt, so he gave the heroine a dream plot and made a speech to the system for redemption. He said he was training her to eat soft food, but in fact, he arranged psychological classes for her to help the internally conflicted heroine get out of the emotional whirlpool and become more determined and worthy. As a bystander, I am particularly pleased to see the heroine getting better step by step. In fact, it is not so much about redeeming the heroine as it is about saving myself who burst into tears when I was young and ignorant while watching sadistic stories and did not dare to stop reading for fear that she would not end well. I am outside I'm anxious but can't help. The system of this novel is like my mouth substitute when I read sadistic novels. In the reopened world, both the system and the male protagonist are saving her, and they are also saving the female protagonist who I once felt sorry for but felt powerless, and the female protagonist lives up to expectations.
It's really good to watch [Adoration], the original plot shows that the heroine gets a better life later on, but I still hate that Pei has been PUAAing the heroine [rolls eyes], Liang is much better than Pei [puckers], the female heroine is the center of the world, whoever she likes is the hero. I admit that I am the female controller [Admiration], and the system is very good now.
This is a true story about a heroine. She is learning, growing, self-reliant, and straight forward when it comes to things. She is not stupid, but transparent and clear-headed. The heroine deserves the best. The system is great, it is our mouthpiece, and it also cares and helps the heroine grow like a partner. Male protagonist, I didn't like ruffian male protagonists in the past, but the male protagonist in this article is very cute. He really loves and protects the female protagonist. After reading the latest chapter, the female protagonist's father can't be as caring as the male protagonist. The original male protagonist had too low self-esteem. His PUA for the female protagonist was actually inferiority complex and lack of confidence in himself. He couldn't handle how beautiful the female protagonist was and was suspicious all day long. It might have been the trauma caused by his mother's insecurity when he was married for the second time, but why should the female protagonist be responsible for this? He didn't deserve to live a good life. If the author of the original book didn't cheat them, they would have divorced. This woman wearing a book is really too much to talk about. All her problems were finally cured with a bang.
The heroine is innocent and a bit stupid, but I don't know when the male protagonist, an officer in the original book, remembered that Sui Sui was the heroine, and then when he returned to his hometown, he awakened all his memories [Punch Out] and came to the Shura Field with the heroine's husband, the current male protagonist.
I watched half of it, it was good to watch, the heroine is very cute, and the children naturally share the same surname as the heroine. The main reason for the low rating is probably because the audience for period novels are generally conservative, have a weak sense of deservingness, and cannot accept the heroine living such a good life. It can also be seen from some comments that there are many comments about the heroine being dissatisfied, but the heroine is just sick, not to mention, this is a female channel, the heroine chose the male protagonist, the heroine does not love him, and he is not even qualified to appear. All in all, the heroine is very cute, and so is Chao Chao.
2025.3.24 The love line is very nice and sweet. Although the male and female protagonists have their own shortcomings, they are still very good in essence. It's a pity about the past life. If it weren't for all the hardships or the plot thrust, I think the male and female protagonists in the previous life could actually be happy. The system was a bit unpalatable at first, for me, until I saw the system arguing with "Heaven" for the heroine, but I have to say that the heroine is lucky to have this system and lucky to get this memory, otherwise I don't know how many hardships she would have had.
The writing is very good, but people who want to read sweet stories are advised to quit. The whole book is very depressing. The heroines in the first two lives had a miserable life. The author also ended this life in a hurry. I hope Sui Sui and Liang Jinsheng can be happy.
The overall work is very depressing, and the system is very good to the heroine. However, the first two chapters of this book describe the misery of the heroine too much. The writing is good, but the plot is quick, and many pitfalls have anchor points but are not written out. The ending is unexpected, but overall it is still good-looking.