The 1980s Beauty Switches Grooms, and the Tough Officer Falls Head Over Heels

The heroine was a little speechless and didn't want to continue the marriage. As a result, people called her sister-in-law. She didn't refuse or explain. Things she didn't do were mentioned to her and she didn't explain. She was confused in her heart. The hero just wanted the heroine to treat him at the beginning. The hero's family also gave people a bad feeling. The hero's grandfather wanted to repay his kindness. He wanted his grandson to marry a young girl without asking other people's opinions. The male protagonist's parents and sisters were also prejudiced against the female protagonist. At first, but later because the female protagonist was able to save their son, invisible morals kidnapped the female protagonist. The female protagonist was also a little bit too motivated. She was angry when she saw this. She was also angry when she stopped reading. I was speechless to myself.

Personally, I don't like it very much. I feel that the heroine is quite decisive, but... She always compromises on some things (it's considered a compromise). I don't really like it. It's just my personal opinion.

It was the first time I read this kind of article, and the more I read it, the more frustrated I became. First of all, the title is the 1980s, right? Are people in this era very open-minded? Living in the man's house and living under the same roof without a license is like having a male-female relationship 👍, and the heroine traveled back in time just for the hero? Isn't that too unfair? She has always flaunted herself as an independent woman. Which thing in this article is not the opposite? While maintaining his airs and denying the title of male protagonist, he started doing silly things again, what's the matter? Feeling hungry and thirsty? Although, I still feel that the heroine is too ruthless in what she does, she doesn't show any emotion, and she doesn't seem to understand the world. Besides, the profession of a doctor is to save lives and heal the wounded. I don't want to treat patients, but I don't allow others to treat them. Do doctors just treat whomever they like? I don't know what other people think. Anyway, after reading so many chapters, I just feel that the heroine treats whoever is pleasing to her eyes, and I will watch you die if you don't like her. It's not that I hope the heroine is the Virgin, but I think there's no need to be so petty. Besides, isn't it normal for people to distrust her? Now in the traditional Chinese medicine industry, when you go to consult someone, will you go to young people? No, those senior people are all old men and women. Besides, if you help that woman, you are also selling a favor to Lu Laoer. You have multiple friends and multiple paths. This kind of favor is not understood by the world. I feel that the heroine is so special, like a cow who insists on hitting the red cloth. I can't stand it. The worst female video I've ever seen, you're welcome 👍

How can this heroine be so worthless when she relives her life? The hero's family doesn't respect others and is morally kidnapped. Why do they have to rush up and fall in love with her out of nowhere? In her last life, she was still your brother-in-law, and the hero was rescued by others. He also disliked the heroine for being from a rural area. He promised his grandfather to get along well with her, but he didn't bring any money to buy things. He must be sick 🤮 ][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit]🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮

I always feel like the heroine is living a miserable life

There is a reason for the low rating. Wouldn't it be better for the heroine to move out of the Lu family and find a place to live on her own? Moreover, they have already recognized their relatives, and their status is already equal. Why do you have to live with a man? She also pretends to be an independent woman, but her writing is really contradictory and contradictory. Moreover, in the eyes of outsiders, the heroine has been in town for such a long time and the hero has not shown up, which means they don't take it seriously. The heroine still wants to post it, which is really mean. The male protagonist's parents and sister are not normal people either. They look forward to those who use them, and those who don't need to look behind. He treats the heroine like that just for the sake of his son. The point is, it's okay for your son, but why don't you treat the heroine better? Is this your attitude toward your savior?? He is so condescending and charming. The main theme of the author's writing is that women turn against men

There are a lot of typos. The male protagonist's sister is very annoying. The female protagonist is very insistent on some things even though she is treated like that.

I was really speechless when I saw the end. Is it necessary for the heroine to pretend to be free and easy, saying that relationships need to be cultivated, and then breaking off the engagement if there is no emotion, but she still feels strange all the time. I was really speechless. I didn't want to watch anymore when I saw the heroine moved into the courtyard where the hero was treating her illness. Were they so open in those days? . . . The heroine lives in the hero's house and is afraid of other people's opinions. So two people living in the same courtyard are not afraid of others' opinions? I originally thought that the heroine would be able to stand up with her uncle, but she ended up living with the hero. I was really speechless. I also don't want to talk about the male protagonist's parents and sister. They have been morally kidnapped from the beginning to the end, and they look down on the female protagonist. Then why do they let the female protagonist treat them?

The more I thought about it while I was washing, the more angry I became. I had to review the book to protect myself from lightning in the future. First of all, I have read Chapter 24, and the more I read, the more frustrated I am. I originally wanted to wait for the heroine's counterattack, but I was frustrated watching the whole process. At present, except for the hero's grandfather and the hero (the hero can't see much of his attitude), the hero's family has never respected the heroine. They look down on the heroine for being a countryman. The heroine went to save the hero, but the hero's family has always distrusted her. That's it, and they have been humiliating and disrespecting the heroine!!! Especially the male protagonist and his sister even told other patients that the female protagonist was not good and should not be believed. She had clearly seen the effect of the female protagonist's treatment of the male protagonist, but she was still dissatisfied with the female protagonist. The female protagonist kept saving the male protagonist. I can understand this. After all, the male protagonist is a soldier and he was injured for the sake of the motherland and the people. After the conflict broke out, the heroine decided to move out. I was relieved and felt that the heroine was tough. The hero fell ill and the heroine went to save her. The hero's father began to think that the heroine could do it because other doctors had no plan. The hero's mother said sorry or something, and the heroine said she wanted to move out. The hero's mother said that they were still pursuing their attitude and mistakes. If they don't pursue it, they should not move out. They started moral kidnapping, and the heroine then stopped moving out!!!! I don't want to move anymore. If I refuse any more, I will be disrespectful 🙂. I'm convinced 🙂 🙂 It's really amazing. I'm so frustrated. After seeing this, I directly opened the comment area and saw that some book friends said that the heroine's uncle asked the heroine to move out, but the heroine moved in and "lived together" with the hero. I was really speechless and quit decisively.

The character of the heroine is that of a good daughter-in-law of a wealthy family. She is calm and dignified. Just like in life, you can see that there are several hot-tempered women who do not want to be wronged. They hold important positions. Many of the wives of the boss of the family are noisy. A truly wise person is not to be petty. I used to think that it was really good to be frank. My mother has never suffered any grievances. She still says whatever she wants in her 70s, which makes my sister always help her to explain her words. Otherwise, she is really disliked. When you are young, others will say that you have a straight personality. When you are older, you will be called stupid. To put it simply, if you have a straight personality, you will be said to have low emotional intelligence. Because I am like this, my husband often changes my words, otherwise I will offend many relatives.