After Swapping Betrothals in the Seventies, I Became the Villainous Big Shot's Cherished One

Although I only saw a little bit, I thought it was quite cute. The heroine is pretty good so far, not a spoiled wife. Of course, what I'm talking about usually refers to the kind of people who shout slogans on the surface, but in fact can't do without men. It's good for the heroine to have a normal division of labor after she gets married. The male protagonist is also very funny. Are these two people a confrontational couple? It was so funny that the heroine mistakenly thought she was beaten and hit her right back. The second male lead and the second female lead seem to be quite interesting so far, but the second male lead is really high-scoring and low-energy. And the reaction after being drugged was so dull. The female lead also takes the male lead on a bicycle. She will probably seek death in the future, the female supporting character. Is it because the introduction is not written well? Anyway, this is the case for me. If the introduction is not attractive enough, I will not click on it, because the probability of seeing a good novel is too low. This is a typical book with good content and good characters, but the introduction is not great. Then the wife grew up. The world view at the end is already a bit too big for me. But the whole thing is very complete, and the heroine is really independent. These two characters are two complete people. Not a spoiled wife, nor a licking dog. The only thing that made me feel uncomfortable was the five years they spent apart. It's really a bit of a forced adjustment. When both people already know it well, they still have to be separated for 5 years, or they still have to be emotionally isolated for 5 years. Why is this necessary? Could it be that without a title, the death of the male protagonist would make the female protagonist less sad? It's really quite deliberate, deliberately creating a certain kind of grand narrative. I feel that the male protagonist's behavior is a bit arrogant, and that's fine if he doesn't like it. After he falls in love with the female protagonist, why doesn't he discuss this with her? Why do you unilaterally think that the heroine is willing to be protected by him? The sweet wife is not the sweet wife, but the domineering boss is still a bit domineering.

I read the latest chapter in one breath. The heroine and the hero are both the kind of people who will do it if they don't obey. They can do it without making any noise. There are many weird things, but they are all treated submissively. At present, it seems that there are more career lines and not many emotional lines. It is not a spoiled wife story, and the male and female protagonists are both very strong. There are also quite a lot of funny plots, and the heroine is definitely not aggrieved, beating up the evil mother-in-law and sister-in-law. Looking forward to updates.

This is the first time I see someone who doesn't hate his ex. Even if he is reborn, he can still get along well.

Clear thinking and attractive

It's so good-looking, it made me laugh to death at first

Very beautiful, watching it for the second time

Ouch, this book is so well written, and the battle between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is really refreshing.

Rich content and vivid and interesting character descriptions