Shanghai in the 1980S: Captain Yan’s Wife Ran Off with the Kids

It's pretty good to read. The author's writing is good, but it doesn't feel like writing from the 1980s, like old Shanghai, the Republic of China, or warlords. Maybe it's because Shanghai's economy is prosperous and fashionable. The cheongsam is mixed with some dialects, and the male protagonist is a soldier. It really has the tone of a warlord novel. I sympathize with my mother-in-law the most, and what I don't understand the most is that in the 1980s, the motherland was not so open-minded. In other eras, the issue of literary style was very serious. This father-in-law openly raised a second wife and had several children. It really seems like the old society. No one reported it [laughing and crying]

It's good to watch. I'm looking forward to the extra story about my mother-in-law. I hope my mother-in-law will find someone who loves her after the divorce. Mr. Qiao and Secretary Chen will do it. They will live a happy life. Let your father-in-law regret it. It will be bad luck for you and the mistress's family. Don't marry that mistress even if you get divorced. Since you love being a mistress, just be a mistress for the rest of your life.

It's so beautiful ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [giving me a heart] The characters are exquisitely carved, rich and full, and the plot is also very rigorous. It is a good book [Blowing Kiss] The characters speak in Shanghai dialect (but they can all be understood, and the author who is difficult to understand has marked the meaning) I sincerely recommend it to everyone [Love] [Love] [Love] When I first read the synopsis, I thought it would be a lengthy description of the conflict between the heroine and her non-biological parents. After reading it, I found out that it mainly writes about family and career (I like this [licking the screen] very much). I hope everyone will read it carefully (I read that some people in the comments said that the dialect is not understandable, but in fact, the author has already commented on it at the beginning). In short, it is very interesting, but too little. Please update soon [KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS]

The dialect seems a bit confusing, but I can understand it. Maybe it would be smoother without using dialect, but the writing is still good, not a novice. The relationship between the hero and the heroine comes naturally and naturally. We are currently in the latest chapter of Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium, and we are looking forward to the direction of the story in the future!

The plot is smooth, and some scenes and small actions are described very delicately and touchingly. The dialect mentioned by many people in the comment area is not a problem for me as a person from the Triangle area. But the background setting always feels like the Republic of China, but it tells me that it is the 1980s. I am in a trance ~ In short, it is good to watch, not too bitchy or too female, and it is enjoyable to watch.

I have read more than fifty chapters so far, and I think they are pretty good, although some of them are in Shanghainese? But I seem to understand. The heroine is gentle but has her own thoughts (with limited culture, I can't express my feelings, but I like it). The heroine's biological family are very good, and their love for the heroine does not favor the original one. Among the real and fake daughters I have seen before, the biological parents will always prefer the one who is not the biological one. It's just very few, it's serialized again…

First of all, the author writes very well. But I still have to complain about it, but the pace is very slow. I saw that the matter between the male and female protagonists has not been resolved yet, which made me feel very alienated. I hate the male protagonist's deception. Although he also has his own mission, he still cannot accept it. It's really uncomfortable to watch the plot intermittently, and I lose my mood after watching it, so the pace should be a little faster.

Very nice! I saw a lot of people complaining about dialects. I was almost persuaded to quit because of this before. But in fact, there are not many dialects, and there are only a few that often appear. I can remember them. After getting through the first few chapters, I will fully understand the rest. Then there is the plot. Xu Si is beautiful, dances well and is very lovable. Although Captain Yan is possessive, he also respects his wife. Many people want to read the synopsis of Wife Chasing Crematorium. So far, there has been no misunderstanding. I think there will be some misunderstandings in the later stage. Then Xu Si finds out about the marriage and it will become the trigger (of course it is just my guess). Is the gentle man who is welcomed in the synopsis the eldest brother of the Peng family? I think he is also good! Finally, I really like Teacher Black Crow's article! Rouse please write more! I have my final exam tomorrow! Do you dare to come back and let me see you update! May the book explode soon! Rouse writes his own articles seriously.

After reading it, I feel very comfortable. There are typos or omissions in some places, or maybe I read it wrongly. The progress of the article is not hurried and it is very comfortable to read. It is a good article („• ֊ •„)੭❤️

I have read a few of them so far and I think they are very interesting. Except for the Shanghai dialect mixed in from time to time in the book, which makes me feel a bit awkward, the story and characters are well written.