
The Wicked Mother-in-Law of the Seventh-Decade Compound
七零大院恶婆婆
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- Completed
- Length
- 732k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The couple travels together, the heroine has a hot temper, and the hero is emotionally stable. He doesn't talk much but dotes on the heroine in every detail. From before the apocalypse to after the apocalypse, and then to both in the book, the two support and tolerate each other. It's really great. Moreover, the heroine is not a bad mother-in-law, and she has no children and grandchildren to help the poor. She is particularly clear-headed and rational. The most enjoyable part is the part where the hero teaches the younger brother of the third daughter-in-law's mother-in-law. It is so clean and neat! This is what a hero and heroine who came from the apocalypse should do. Wow, the writing in big letters is really great! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It was really fun in the past, but when it came to adoption, there was a problem. The heroine said that she didn't like children, but she still adopted them at every turn. Fortunately, she did it to hold her in the future. Not to mention how old she was after time travel, she said that after adoption, people in different environments have different experiences and different education. Will he still be the boss in the heroine's memory? The wings of her butterfly flapped so much that it completely changed the experience of the two children. And really, if she has a lot of things to do at home, she can adopt an orphanage. She can just open an orphanage. It feels better than adoption.
It's so good to watch, so enjoyable. I really envy the heroine's living conditions and talkativeness. She really knows how to quarrel [like]. When I have an argument, I always think about how to scold me afterward [face covering]
It's a very interesting book. The heroine is a bit different and lives a very casual life. The couple came together through time and the relationship between the couple is very good. Although the heroine is not a traditional good wife and mother, each of her children develops very well.
I like the relationship between the male and female protagonists. No matter what the female protagonist does or says, the male protagonist is always behind her (making a bicycle, adopting Naruno). There is no hypocrisy. The heroine helps hungry people (pumpkins, corn, etc.) When she has the ability. The heroine's superpowers are mentioned in the early stage, but they rarely appear later. There will be a koi novel heroine, a widowed writer heroine (super beautiful), a rebirth novel heroine, a genius scientist heroine (adopted), a business orphan male protagonist (adopted), and a pilot heroine (just mentioned, there is not much content yet). Although there are so many, except for the adopted children, other people's stories are not too involved. Generally speaking, I like the heroine's character and the relationship between the male and female protagonists [laughs][laughs][laughs]
I like this kind of short-lived parents who treat the descendants of heroes kindly. When I think of people who abused, corrupted and martyred descendants in the past, I want to go back in time and beat them up.
Except for seeing which family the heroine's son, who is someone else's son-in-law, is incompatible with, everything else is pretty good...
Five stars, the heroine lives a very chic life, but the best quality keeps appearing throughout the book from beginning to end.
How to say it? Although most of the comments are bad and reasonable, if the family is separated, what is the meaning of this book? The male and female protagonists just want an ordinary life, and the heroine's character makes it impossible to separate the family. Wouldn't the separation still benefit her sons? Based on the heroine's character, it's unlikely that she would agree. The heroine is really sarcastic and never gets internally dissatisfied The comments mentioned about adopting orphans are based on her value. It's okay for her to adopt as long as she considers all aspects and does not harm her own interests. Personal opinion, for reference only
This setting is really touching. The heroine has a fiery temper and the head of the family, she really doesn't get angry at whoever she wants to quarrel with. The male protagonist has a good temper, is extremely emotionally stable, and treats the female protagonist very well. He puts the female protagonist first in everything, but he does not ignore the children. Each character is vividly portrayed, and it is a period novel with a sense of life.