Transmigrate into a Book in the 1950s: The Green Tea Mother Marries Three Times, and the Supporting Female Lead Turns Her Life Around
穿书五零绿茶母亲三嫁女配翻身
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- The 1950s: I Secretly Married, and Now I Have Someone to Back Me Up五零，偷偷嫁人有人撑腰敢还手了Former title · until Oct 2026
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The subject matter is quite novel, but the narrative method is not very good. It does not look like a novel, but has the feeling of an autobiographical narrative, and the way of expression is a bit uncomfortable.
The protagonist has a lot of inner activities, and there are a lot of narrations, and the protagonist is always tense in his heart. What kind of heart is this? Is it possible to change the way of speaking? It's my personal feeling. If you like this kind of writing, you can read it...
So far, the plot is okay and the characters are good, but there are too many psychological descriptions and I feel that the writing needs to be improved. Come on Are they two heroines? It's too long and exhausting to watch your mother fight against the best, isn't it? You can look at Jin Jin's perspective and become a group favorite, okay?
The plot is pretty good, but there is too much inner drama.
I really like the interaction between Lao Ren and Duo Duo, each character is written very vividly.
She is beautiful, fair-skinned, has brains, and fully uses her own advantages to do anything. It is so ecstatic. There is still a daughter who still has space, is smart, and is obedient. I can only say that the heroine has a good destiny. She also has brains and her own advantages and opportunities. She is really amazing.
Duoduo is a very smart woman. Men just like this kind of woman. She can show weakness, act coquettishly, talk well, and knows how to handle someone. As long as she wants, Duoduo's life will be good or bad. She has no parents to rely on, and her father is very irresponsible. The person chosen by Yuyu is not very good, so why not choose Gu? When going out to do tasks to protect the country's talents, you should also have a sense of boundaries. Since you have already made it clear to your superiors, you should not let Yuyu call him daddy, and be entangled with the protected person, and cannot explain clearly. It is easy to break the relationship between the family and the couple again and again. The author has a new understanding of green tea white lotus
I hope the heroine's mother won't have any more children, as having a heroine is enough.
The narrative method in the early stage is indeed very tiring, but it is much better in the later stage. The story is rich in content, and the description of the internal environment of the army during the famine period is particularly vivid. It is very logical among the period articles I have read, and it is worth watching.
It looks good, I recommend everyone to read it, the subject matter is novel