The 1970s: I Became the Military Romance Heroine's Biological Younger Sister

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.

看看女主父亲洗白前做的好事 老大自己考的工作，明明父亲是八级工却从来没教过自己，自己堂哥（堂哥工作父亲给的）父亲手把手教跟自己级别一样 老二 自己的工作给了堂兄妹，在婆家不受待见当牛做马 老三 堂兄妹都有自己父亲找工作，自己的亲儿子直接下乡，每月给点补贴父亲还嫌给 老五 体弱多病干脆直接死在乡下 老四 唯一重生把握住了自己的命运，没重生前也是下乡遭罪去了 问问读者们，这种父亲有洗白的必要吗

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.

很好看，不是无脑的系统文，在超出常理的情况下，又合理的结合了无端出现的一些系统奖励。并且很对，系统的存在只是制造了一些巧合，以及增加了女主的自信，但这一切的前提是女主善良的本性为前提。 以及并没有完全意义上的好人与坏人，只是立场不同罢了。 想看无脑爽文的避雷，这本需要带脑子三观看

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.