The 1980s: A Country Girl Charms the Factory Director, and a Young Widow Moves to the City

The male protagonist is okay. It's relatively reliable, actually, but the male protagonist's family is too disgusting (the male protagonist's sister is super awesome, the male protagonist's mother is not a bad mother-in-law but she can't tell the difference to outsiders, and the male protagonist's father's chauvinism is more old-school and normal, but he doesn't completely turn towards the female protagonist.) Originally, a bunch of excellent characters deserve deducted points, but I really like the female protagonist, plus the male protagonist has actually tried his best to protect his wife, and he is actually a good male protagonist that is rare in 2024. At least he does things properly, is smart, and is not chauvinistic. Although he is a brother-in-law, he is unambiguous about the heroine. He gives money when it is time to give him money and shows up when he should. He is a good male protagonist that I still didn't expect after reading the introduction. So I understand why the heroine chose him, in that era. The superiority complex of city people is no joke. Even now, city people still subconsciously look down on rural people. Therefore, the female protagonist thinks that the male protagonist is good, which is a very rational opinion. If I were put in the female protagonist's situation, I would also think the male protagonist would be suitable. Therefore, because of the male and female protagonists, I give it a five-star rating. But benevolence is in the eye of the beholder. If you like sensible love, you can get into it. If you hate the best jumping show, the rotten peach blossoms, and the way the heroine is belittled at the beginning and the plot is reversed later, I suggest you don't watch it. Because you'll get angry watching it.

It doesn't matter if you are a prosperous husband, as long as the other female protagonist becomes a stepping stone for the male protagonist's family.

It's a very interesting novel. I've been following it. I also like the male and female protagonists. The rating is really too low and there is no space. I think it's not too bad. My mother told me a few days ago that they were poor when they were young. What happened? Just for a few bags of grain and a few bags of rice, they gave their wives to others to have children. Some of them pawned them off for three years and then sent them back when the time was up. Some of them came back after giving birth to children. . . Also, my grandfather went to the countryside as an educated young man. He originally had a partner. At that time, my grandmother had her own family and three children, but she was too poor to raise the children. The family decided to trade my grandmother for a few bags of rice to support the family. My grandmother also agreed. It is really the same as the plot of the modern era. My grandfather was the canteen manager. She said goodbye to her parents, but the only pity was that she set off first, and her grandpa set off last, which led to an accident and she couldn't be found when she went there. Later, my grandpa had no choice but to go back to the countryside by himself, and finally married my grandma, noisily. A lifetime has passed (my grandpa's partner came back more than ten years later, with a child. It turned out that he went there and was trafficked, and was sold to a much older man as his wife [I almost cried]. The man was old, poor, and had bad legs and feet)

It's quite nice, come on, author 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

It's quite good-looking, with novel themes and not cliché. Everyone, please be more tolerant, and the author should use more words, come on⛽⛽⛽⛽

Wow, it's well written [Adored][Admired]. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel that I like both the male protagonist and the female protagonist. It feels a bit light and refreshing, but it doesn't have a plot that is too slap-in-the-face counterattack. I feel that the author has grasped this very well and just seduced me. However, the update is a bit slow 😢

The careers of the male and female protagonists are quite novel. The widow remarries, and the identity of her ex-husband is a bit suspenseful.

The heroine is so hidden, how could a country girl be capable of so many things, but she still shows up and continues to attract the hero. When the hero knew that the heroine was not Lin Mei, he didn't ask until the child was born, and spent his birthday with the heroine until he was old.

I don't pursue prosperity, I just want to be with you in the ordinary.

A different novel that makes people want to read more.