Seventy: I Became the Biological Sister of the Heroine Who Was Married in the Military

Generally speaking, there may not be any interesting points (you can watch it without thinking, so far), but I don't really want the male protagonist to be Xu or Feng. If the male protagonist is Xu, then the female protagonist is finished. There is also an iron love rival (Feng's sister), and his sister may do something bad. This is not slander, because his sister's first impression of the female protagonist is not good in the first place, and I feel that his sister is a bit of a moral kidnapping; His sister and the heroine met for the first time because Xu returned to the capital to check up on the abducted little star. Before leaving, Xu gave him all the money and tickets he had to Feng, and asked Feng to buy something and come to apologize. His sister and his mother went shopping and bought something she liked (his sister didn't know it was for the heroine). After buying it, she found out that it was for the heroine. She was already a little unhappy. , I didn't like the heroine even more when I saw him later (I think this is what he meant). After borrowing the bathroom at the heroine's house, he said how hard they worked for this gift and how serious it was. If you don't accept it, it will be embarrassing for them, and the heroine can see Feng's sister's impatience (that is, the heroine thinks that this time Feng's sister wants the heroine to accept the gift as soon as possible and make the payment early) It would be even worse if the male protagonist was Feng. Then Feng and his sister would be furious, feeling that the female protagonist had taken away her favor. Needless to say, the female protagonist's subsequent life would definitely be more exciting. The female protagonist and his sister had conflicts. If Feng didn't turn toward his sister during that quarrel, then his sister must have felt that her eldest brother was not like this before () At present, it is said that the heroine is friends with Feng and Xu, but some descriptions of Feng are a bit like saying that Feng is attracted to him but doesn't know it. Haha, I may not really like Feng's sister (maybe I am maliciously speculating). Unless he tells me that his sister's personality has changed drastically due to something she has experienced, otherwise, I can't think of any reason for me to accept Feng or Xu as the male protagonist... (Feng and Xu are both good people, I just don't want them to be the male protagonist) If I'm knocking the heroine x Feng or the heroine x Xu, I'd rather be knocking Xiaoxingxing and Xiaoyoyo (I'm not saying I'm not even going to spare children when I'm knocking CP, I'm just giving an example)

The setting is very interesting, and the plot is smoother and more realistic. The parents are short-tempered, but sometimes it can be tiring to watch. If there is a male protagonist, I don't want it to be Xu or Feng. It is not particularly suitable for the female protagonist. It would be better without CP.

The heroine's personality is not outstanding, like a dumpling, but she appears to be extremely real. The family members all have their own fatal flaws, but they can gradually become harmonious under the influence of the heroine. Overall it's pretty good.

Look at the good things the heroine's father did before he was cleared The eldest son took the exam for his own job. Although his father was an eighth-level worker, he never taught him. His father taught him step by step (given by his father who works for his cousin) and he was at the same level as himself. The second child gave his job to his cousins, and was not welcome in his in-laws' family, working like a cow or a horse. The third cousin has his own father looking for a job. His biological son goes directly to the countryside and is given a monthly subsidy. Lao Wu was so frail that he might as well have died in the countryside. The fourth child was the only one who was reborn and took control of his own destiny. Before he was reborn, he went to the countryside and suffered. Let me ask readers, is it necessary for such a father to clear his name?

It's very beautiful. I don't know why the rating is low. The heroine has carefully integrated into the world, and is not so contrasting that it makes people suspicious. I really like the weak and weak. I feel that this kind of illness that is not too big or too small is very suitable for my reading appetite. Besides, I hope that the heroine can wear better-looking clothes to amaze everyone.

It's very interesting, not a brainless system text. It goes beyond common sense and reasonably combines some system rewards that appear for no reason. And yes, the existence of the system only creates some coincidences and increases the heroine's self-confidence, but the premise of all this is the heroine's kind nature. And there are no good guys and bad guys in a complete sense, they just have different positions. If you want to read a lightning protection novel that is mindless and cool, you need to use your brain to read this book.

So far, I feel it's okay, but the update is too slow, and the male protagonist is not very clear. I feel like the male protagonist should be Xu, not Feng. Because Xu's portrayal is not particularly good, but compared to Feng, Feng's family is too utilitarian, especially his mother and sister, so I don't think he can become the male protagonist.

Four stars, the front is okay, but what's going on in the back? Keep writing about Feng and Xu, don't write around them, why not mainly write about the heroine? Moreover, the language is very cryptic and requires guessing, which I feel is unnecessary. To put it bluntly, guessing all the time is very tiring, and it's not the heroine's part, so there is no need to spend so much time on it. I'm a little tired from reading it. It's not that the writing is not good or exciting, I just feel it's off the mark. I'll deduct one star. But I am quite interested in the setting of the female protagonist in this article [note], so I haven't run away yet. It's better if you keep writing around the female protagonist. If either Feng or Xu is the male protagonist, then you just focus on writing about them and the female protagonist. If you don't want to do anything else, just bring it over and explain it. I'm a little tired from reading it right now😫I'm currently reading chapter 166. I'll share my opinions after reading it later.

Can the author please tell me who the male protagonist is? If the male protagonist is Xu or Feng, can you tell me so that I can avoid the thunder? If the male protagonist is Xu after reading this, I feel like I am going crazy. I felt like I had a lump in my throat when I saw many of Xu's plots.

I have finished reading most of the character plots. Although I feel tired and depressed after reading it, and the writing is a bit cumbersome in some places, but from the trivial matters in the family life, it shows that the heroine is particularly sober and rational in getting along with her family, lovers, and colleagues, without crossing the line or getting entangled, and at the same time, she consistently lives according to her own ideas.

In fact, as the abandoned party, being hurt is ultimately due to emotional factors. The fourth sister, the heroine, was too miserable in her previous life, which is why she resisted so fiercely. Don't persuade others to be kind without others suffering. If you have the ability to live a good life, you may not care about the part you give away. If you can't see the way forward, how can you let go.

I have also read a lot of ordinary articles like "Xishui Longliu", and most of them have a warm tone or a little humor. I don't know if I've read too much, or if this book is really bland, too bland. During the heroine's college entrance examination, there was a word to describe the relationship between the hero and heroine called Wen Wen Tun Tun. This article can be considered Wen Wen Tun Tun. Otherwise, in my own words, listening to you is like listening to nonsense. The male protagonist has no sense of presence, and the main plot revolves around the female protagonist's brothers and sisters working hard to find jobs in order not to go to the countryside. However, it does not have the sense of a novel's story, and it seems dragging and trivial. The heroine herself is quite capable, but I don't quite understand her choice. Knowing that the college entrance examination would be resumed, her purpose should be clear. She is not in good health but she has to choose a hard job without safety protection for the system, and her family will be worried about herself. Completely rely on the halo of the heroine! She can definitely study psychology in advance, or study it with the male protagonist. As for signing in, she can wait until college. It is very realistic to say that there is a huge disparity between the male and female protagonists' families and abilities, and the female protagonist is still in poor health. It is difficult for them to last long, so it is very necessary for the female protagonist to develop her career. Then the male partner Feng Weibing was a bit miserable. In order to reflect the charm of the female protagonist and give the male protagonist a chance, her mother, who was obviously shrewd and rational, raised a top-notch daughter, and later she was paired with an inexplicable ordinary wife. What a fool he was. Doesn't an excellent, carefree and sunny boy deserve to have a shining life? The protagonist is not outstanding, and even if the supporting characters are excellent, they are mediocre, so there are no famous scenes after watching it. The only one who is satisfied with the ending is the dog raised by the male and female protagonists. Although there is not much ink, I think it should be quite happy. Overall, it's not a top-notch novel, and it's not too bloody, so I insisted on reading it without skipping any chapters.

Give five stars for encouragement and tend to have a warm family feeling. The descriptions between relatives are very real. Especially when the fourth child asked why his father was so good to his cousin, the heroine replied, "Will you be good to Xiao Youyou?" At that moment, the sense of reality was overwhelming It's equal, I can watch it, but the sequel of the plot is not attractive enough for me, so I won't keep it on my bookshelf to follow up.

I have read more than a hundred chapters. When I first read the original book, the fourth sister, the heroine, took her job, sent her to the countryside, and did not return her job. I thought the fourth sister, the heroine, was a selfish person. After reading this, I can really see that the fourth sister, the heroine, is a very good person. She was scared. The heroine was frightened by the hardships she suffered in the years when she went to the countryside in her previous life, and then she came back and wanted to change her life. Yes, but life does not go according to one's own ideas, which led to the heroine's fourth sister not being able to return her job later, and also leading to the heroine's eventual death in the original novel. Seeing this, it is really that the heroine's family of brothers and sisters are really good, and they all take care of each other and are considerate. If there are not so many assumptions, they will really live a good life. The novel is also well written and very warm.

The plot set by the author is very rhythmic and delicate, but sometimes the writing style is like a unit drama, sometimes it has a strong sense of immersion, and sometimes it is too dramatic [face covering] Overall, I like the setting of the protagonist and the plot very much.

Overall it's pretty good, but sometimes the descriptions are a bit convoluted, making the reader dizzy. I hope the author's writing will get better and better.

I have read many, many chronicles. This book is not the most interesting, not the most gripping, not the most exciting, nor the most novel, but it is the most enduring. There is no ups and downs of the plot specially arranged to retain readers, but just life. This book is full of life, as if there really is such a group of people in another world where these things happened, and their lives are dull but full of fireworks. Those parents' short-term affairs and dilemmas seemed to be real, and everyone had flesh and blood. Especially the characters such as Father Jiang, Uncle Jiang, and Cousin Jiang, although they may not be satisfactory, and some readers even think that they are deliberately whitewashing, they are still real. Human feelings are so mixed and mixed that they are neither evil nor good enough. People love and hate at the same time, they can't let go, they can't stop, and their love is not pure. But this is life~

2025.12.9 The heroine is very understanding and forgiving of everyone. There are various ways to whitewash her sister in the plot. Maybe there is a reason in the plot, but I just feel that my sister's various behaviors would not be tolerated if nothing happened. Unfortunately, the original character in the plot was unlucky because she believed that her sister died in the countryside.

It's still quite good-looking so far, but it's a bit lacking. Is the male protagonist the one taking care of his nephew? Why do I see that the introduction seems to be given to the heroine?

The plot of this book is quite good. I can't explain it well and can't tell you what's so good about it. However, in my book shortage, I can read the full text of the book without skipping chapters and want to continue reading. It must have its merits.

I like it, but Feng must not be the male protagonist. I hope Xu can be the male protagonist.

I haven't finished it yet, but so far, I'm very impressed. In fact, I originally planned to read it and then evaluate it, but I thought that the time it took to complete such a long novel is also a long process. Just like everyone's growth experience, their moods are different and their expressions are different, so I can't wait any longer. I want to leave my feelings first, at least worthy of who I am now, and also paying tribute to the creator at that time. The following: Judging from the current context of the story, the author takes the heroine's hard life as the starting point, and passes positive energy to other people through daily actions, leading to righteousness. I think it has a very positive meaning. From this point of view, I feel that the author has a strong sense of life. (The expression may be a bit strange, but this is my truest thought) There are a lot of human feelings scattered in the story. Although it may have radiated the author's real life, and some people may not agree with the author's point of view, I agree that a person lives his own way, and there is nothing wrong with it as long as it does not harm the interests of others. In fact, this is what I said. I think the author has a strong sense of life. To be honest, I was confused by Feng's mother's handling of things at first. The environment I was exposed to was that family communication should be open and honest, rather than showing traces of performance everywhere. But when I clicked on the comment and saw the author's reply, I realized that maybe this is what a family needs to run. Even though I am young, I cannot understand this so-called operation because I have never been exposed to it in reality. But I think about it from Feng's perspective. He is a straightforward person. If one day he discovers that the beauty he once thought was an illusion carefully managed by his mother, what should he do? In fact, this is also something I have doubts about. It's true that I have feelings, but I always feel that sincerity should be replaced by sincerity, instead of me being sincere to you and you acting like me. Putting aside the filters, how should I face the real you, how should I face you with a collapsed personality? After writing the book review, I flipped through other people's book reviews, and I saw a more dimensional world from other people's perspectives. In fact, the first half of this book, which describes the heroine's eccentric father, was something I listened to as bedtime reading. It's really frustrating. If you read it carefully, you will easily develop breast nodules. To a certain extent, it also reflects my real life. My father also attaches great importance to his brothers. As his child, in fact, from a self-interested perspective, I don't understand why he would give the things in the family to the eldest father who is not close to me and does not even exist much in my life. I also had trouble because the quarrel between my mother and him affected the mood and life of the children at home. I really don't understand it. In fact, it reflects the current situation. As a father, he works hard to support his family. From a responsibility perspective, he is extremely benevolent, but he is not the only one in this world. This family is like a plant, it only has so much nutrition, but the main branch and its branches are all fighting for that little nutrition, and everyone is working hard. This is where the interests diverge. If supply exceeds demand, there won't be so many worries. But the reality is that when everyone earns a little money, their priority is not their own family, but another family a generation apart. In this era, promoting independence is the mainstream, and emphasizing personal interests is also the mainstream, which collides with the collective concept of the past. People's hearts are biased, and even people cannot empathize with each other. Everyone is working hard for what they think. It is inevitable that there will be conflicts of interest. This is the reality. The author actually writes very realistically, reflecting part of real life!

It's good-looking, not a clichéd systematic chronicle. I like the characters of the male and female protagonists and the warm relationship between them and their families. Going to college and working later is also very good, it won't be endless, it will end just right.

The description is very realistic, but the rating is a bit low. The character changes of the heroine and the reborn sister of the original heroine are very reasonable. The father's foolish filial piety and the unity of the brothers and sisters are reasonable and reasonable. The emotional line between the heroine and the hero is also very natural. It is a very logical period novel. The disadvantage is that some sentences are not so easy to understand, but it is just a little flaw, but the flaws cannot be concealed!

It's super good-looking. A person's parents are short-sighted, some are happy, and some are unhappy. But when they see their father's behavior, they get a little embarrassed.

There's a bit of cheating here, but it's not too exaggerated. The overall narrative is also relatively normal. It is not an exaggeration to say that the parents are short-lived. No one is perfect. Although everyone is not perfect, they all have their own ideas and are quite three-dimensional.

Although the writing style has some shortcomings, such as the vagueness of some descriptions and the passing of some plots, which slightly affects the coherence of the article, it is really clear that the plot was carefully thought out and written. The characters are also very distinct and very good. Some of the changes in the characters are also well-founded. As long as you read every word carefully, you can understand the author's little ingenuity.

After reading it for so long, this is the article that I want to recommend the most. Everyone has their own ideas that are in line with the times, and they are not blindly centered around the male and female protagonists. The decisions he made at that time were based on his own character, and the experiences and ideas around him. It is really good to see that there is no blind praise of the male and female protagonists and weakening of the supporting characters. Strong recommendation, strong recommendation.

The story about parents in this book is very long-winded and depressing, but it is not a microcosm of real life. People's emotions are very complex. Some people love it so much that they can't wait to let it go, so they can only be like this in the book. Haha, but as a reader, I don't like reading this kind of writing. The fast-paced life is already hard enough. I still prefer humorous and funny ones (please don't criticize if you don't like it if you don't like it)

There's nothing bad about it, it's pretty good, it doesn't slander the original heroine, and there's no female rivalry. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]