
The 1970S: The Fake Heiress Flirts with the Military Officer, Who Spoils Her
七零:假千金狂撩帽子黍被掐腰宠
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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This is the best one I have seen so far. It is very natural and heartwarming. You can't help but feel the joy, anger, sorrow and joy in the play. There is no room for cheating. It is very close to life. Good luck to the author!
It's very interesting, well written, the plot is compact and not tedious, I watched it in one breath, I watched it in one go, more updates quickly, more updates, more updates, not enough, not enough at all [laughing][laughing][laughing]
There are not so many bad guys in the novel to set off the heroine. Not all female characters love the male protagonist. Quite realistic. In many novels of this type, either the real daughter who traveled through time travels to a fake daughter who is particularly bad, or the real daughter who travels through time travels to a fake daughter, and the real daughter is particularly bad, or the parents and brothers are partial. Many of the current novels about adopted daughters are of these types, which are really noisy. Well, this novel gives people a very comfortable feeling. After reading more than 70 chapters, you will feel that the author is a person with very upright views.
The writing is very good, there is no disturbing plot, and the rhythm of the novel is well grasped. Today I saw the author's message and clicked on it to see that the author is familiar. This is already the third book I have read. Come on!
The feeling I had when reading [Chronicles] before was more because the heroine had read the novel/understood the chronological background, so her life was going smoothly, which is completely different from the cheating in this one! The heroine in this article is more about being very meticulous in dealing with people, and her sincerity in treating others has allowed her to have many friends, find her grandma, and meet lovers who can help each other. After working for a long time, I am a little indifferent to the naive type, but this kind of smooth and polite one, I even feel that I have learned something. This is a particularly good article. It is also the first time I use love to send www, so new! ! Come on, author, come on! ! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
The writing is quite good, but it feels more like life in the 1980s than in the 1970s. There is not a lot of nonsense in the overall picture, and the story pace is quite rigorous. Some things about the male protagonist's case are interspersed in the middle. Overall, it's pretty good. There's no space or system. It all depends on the heroine herself. I can only say that capable people can live well anywhere. Only when you are strong can you attract more capable people. Also, the author really likes moxibustion, right? There is a moxibustion section every few chapters [laughing] I just remembered a question. The heroine is a time traveler and not the original heroine. Why does he always feel like he owes the original heroine? Firstly, it's not that he wants to change lives with the original heroine. Secondly, he hasn't enjoyed the treatment that the original heroine had before she traveled through time. When he comes, doesn't he go to Haicheng to give birth to his sister-in-law? Why does it feel like I owe the original heroine as long as I have a relationship with the original heroine? Isn't it because the current heroine is loved by all kinds of people because of her personal charm? Everything else is pretty good.
It's worth reading. It's very interesting and not cliché. The real and fake daughter is not like a life-and-death kind of person. The heroine cleverly avoids it and is very open-minded. I think the novel written by the heroine, about the future, will not make people at that time suspicious. Well, in fact, there are also books about the future now, such as robots occupying the earth in the future. It is also very fantasy, and it feels like it can also have the feeling of an extra story. The heroine bought a lot of houses without explaining it. She feels that she can make a lot of money in the future, or has children who want to go to Beijing to go to school, and then start a new chapter. There are also courtyard houses and so on, and there are also houses along the street on the black market. Where can I get the house and rent it out? It seems so, I feel like there's still something unfinished [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]
There are no goldfinger novels. This book is quite bland, and I couldn't stand it for a while because the relationship between the male and female protagonists was sweet and greasy [laughing and crying] Hmm. Later, I learned to skip as much as possible, and then I saw them giving birth to cubs later, watching their daily life of raising cubs. Although I don't like children in real life, reading novels about raising babies makes me feel very cute and happy. It's quite healing. As long as you don't take care of your own children or look after other people's children, it's fine. [Pause your face] No, you can live a relatively ordinary life while going to college, and then overwrite the timeline of the entire period novel based on the daily lives of the male and female protagonists. It's quite interesting, and the time span is very long, from 1975 to 1980s, almost 90s. Because the timeline is vague, I didn't write it clearly. I have given birth to three children, and I feel a bit like an NPC. They have children in order to inherit the family business [laughing and crying], but they can afford to raise them, and they really have the family business to inherit. I feel that three children are not enough, and one child should be missing to take over the scientific research aspect. Then I was a little surprised. I thought An An inherited my sister-in-law's aspect by joining politics, and Ping An joined the army or something like that. Only Yangyang guessed correctly. He was indeed studying medicine [something] [something] [something], but An An was a little surprised that he would study medicine. Although this book is very boring, the overall description of daily life is quite heartwarming, so you can still read it. And the main line of this book has always been the male and female protagonists, and will not focus too much on the supporting characters.
The heroine Jiang Ran is witty and decisive. After entering the book, she quickly recognizes the situation and takes action without waiting for death. She has a lively and active personality, and is bold and direct when flirting with the male protagonist, with a distinctive image. The male protagonist, the police officer brother, is cold and abstinent in the early stage, but in the later stage he is affectionate and focused after being captured by the female protagonist. The contrast between before and after shows the emotional changes of the character, making the character three-dimensional and vivid.
It's good to watch, it would be even better if there were more extras! I really like watching sweet movies with cute babies, but I would like it even more if the cute babies had more descriptions! Big thanks to the author!