In the Seventies, I Married a Beijing Bigwig and Was Spoiled Rotten

It's good to watch, there are no big ups and downs, but it's ordinary. The plot is reasonable in all aspects. It's not over-the-top, and there are no super annoying ones. They are all normal characters, and you can feel the male protagonist's pampering in the ordinary. It's really worth recommending. It's just that I was busy watching it, and it suddenly ended. I feel like I won't get tired of it after dozens of chapters. It's worth recommending.

It's good-looking, but the family is short-sighted. Unlike other period novels, there's no such thing as the top scorer in the college entrance examination, and you can easily become the richest man [laughing]

It's quite good-looking, with a long flow of water, no exaggerated golden fingers, systems, and spaces, and no particularly speechless villains.

Good looking, I really like the male lead, he is action-oriented!

It was good to watch, but the ending was a bit unexpected. Love to watch

Li Cheng, the heroine was lucky enough to meet a good man and a good mother-in-law. Overall, it was good. The ending was written a bit quickly. It would have been nice if there were articles about twins.

It's beautiful! A long stream of water

This is a book that I like very much. The rating is a bit too low. I highly recommend it. The emotions are very delicate and the meaning is still unfinished. It would have been better if it had been longer.

It's a very heart-warming book. The male and female protagonists have good characters.

The calm and steady flow of water is very healing to watch.