The 1960S: Even a Second Marriage Can Help Me Marry Up

Good-looking, sober and transparent heroine, no preemption, no shouting, the whole story has a eloquent feeling The heroine is really female-oriented, and there is a sense of cleanliness in period novels. Innocence and children are the most important things in basic period novels, but the heroine can not have children, and remarry for the second time. The male protagonist is not grumpy either. There are very few men in period novels who do all the housework and don't take any credit. It really makes me feel that men and women are equal. I even come back and do it occasionally. The heroine can't have children is very good, unconventional and really emotional. Many period stories that claim they don't want children end up "accidentally" getting pregnant and they all end up having boys. Modern women cannot completely abandon this concept. It's great to see it in the novel!

It's super good-looking, and the heroine is very talkative. Unlike the heroines of the era who were mostly rude, the heroine usually doesn't ruin the relationship, and the male protagonist is also very good. Anyway, it's super good-looking (♥∀♥). After reading this, I feel that it is my favorite period novel. There are no cheats, no black market, and no messy things like going to the countryside. It's really very good-looking (♥∀♥). Maybe there are too few people recommending this book and the ratings are too low, so not many people know about this book. The author is really great! Quickly move your little hands and write quickly [adoration] [adoration] [adoration]. Some people say they don't know how the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist. May I ask? Does the reason why the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist have to be that she looks good? Do you know that it is best to meet a significant other who cares, loves and understands you? If you say that the heroine has no merit, it means that you don't have the eyes to discover the merits of others.

I declare! This is one of my favorite heroines, and I think it's a beautiful and distinctive group portrait. Everyone may have different opinions on the charm of a group portrait, but for me, the charm of a group portrait is that "from their own standpoints, in fact, no one is wrong." There is no villain in the strict sense. Only those who are calculating, thoughtful, and planning are more like individuals, rather than using a few words to superficially outline the viciousness that harms others and does not benefit oneself, to set off how "great" the protagonist is. After reading many comments saying that the male protagonist's mother was incompetent, I actually felt a little sad. It may be due to the education we received, including the influence of the general environment. I just feel that the world's requirements for women are still too high. If you think about it from another perspective, if you are a man, if you work and do some housework occasionally, you are a good man with filial piety, and everyone can only praise it. But if you are a woman, it seems to be a matter of course to take care of your family and career. If you do it well, you should be blamed. If you don't do it well, you will be criticized. Put aside the harm caused by the mother to the male protagonist and focus on her contribution to work, including to her eldest son and his family. This is a very powerful and great woman. Some friends may think that the male protagonist's mother has too much control over the male protagonist. She didn't care about him when he was a child, but when he grew up, he started to dictate. But just like those written in the book, the male protagonist's father is in the military, his grandparents are sick, and his eldest brother is in poor health. In such a "widowed marriage", it is the male protagonist's mother who assumes the responsibility of being a parent. I sometimes wonder why China has the term "shrew". I don't want to generalize, but if you think about it carefully, the role of "father, husband, son" is often invisible under the surface of a shrew. Therefore, when it is necessary to fight for the rights and interests of a small family, it is often women who take the lead. After enjoying the rights and interests, men generously come out to accuse women of stinginess, preoccupation, and disregard of the overall situation. The role of the hero's father is a good leader for the country, but in the role of the family, he is derelict in his duties. So what we see is the mother's desire to control her son, but the role of the father is not discussed much and is taken for granted. For the male protagonist, the mother is indeed unqualified, and childhood regrets often require a lifetime of healing. But given the circumstances at the time, no one can make a perfect choice, so the author is also very good and did not force a happy ending. We did have our own difficulties at that time, so it is the male protagonist's right not to forgive. In the end, each character has their own shining point. Whether it is dealing with people or teaching in the workplace, they are worthy of everyone's careful review. I recommend them~

How to say it? It's very interesting. Most novels these days are very fast-paced. I would skip past many of them, or give up after reading them halfway through. But this novel is different. I read every chapter. Even some words in some chapters are analyzed word for word. I feel that this book has taught me how to deal with people, the characteristics of speech, how to look at the essence of a thing, and if you want to achieve your own goals, you must look at what the other party needs, from the most fundamental point. For example, the book is about He Xiaocao and her mother-in-law. The matter of work captures the mother-in-law's most essential need, which is to provide for the elderly. Her mother-in-law's son is unreliable, so in the end the job was given to her daughter-in-law. This book is very different. What he writes is more realistic. Many of his comments are that if the heroine wants to be open and happy to face the blood-sucking family, she must fight with them and confront them. I feel like this is cool. The heroine of this novel has a lot of emotional intelligence, and she knows very well how to do something that is beneficial to herself. She just needs to say something nice and have high emotional intelligence to make herself live a better life. I think this is something that really needs to be learned. In short, the author has created the heroine very well. She has a certain personality charm and knows her own goals. The male protagonist is also very good. The male and female protagonists of this book successfully let me know how interesting and happy personality adaptation is!

Hehe, my favorite novel I have read recently, the heroine has a brain, knows how to fight for the best interests for herself, does not cheat, is an ordinary smart and kind heroine, I really like the heroine who relies on herself and has a brain. The heroine's family is like a microcosm of most people of that era. The heroine's thoughts have also changed because of the awakening of the modern memory of her past life. She strives for the best benefits for herself within a certain range without being aggrieved. It is rare to see a male protagonist in period novels who do not dislike or pretend to be a male protagonist. The male protagonist does not want to get married due to family reasons and the relationship with the family is not good. He and the female protagonist are together because the female protagonist can really care about him. The female protagonist has her own thoughts and it is really important for the two to communicate. Because the heroine has modern memories, she doesn't say she looks down on her or thinks highly of herself. She is an ordinary person, but thoughtful. (Because in that era, most women were really brainwashed since childhood, and the environmental impact was really serious.) She will not feel inferior to others because of divorce because of her divorce. She is very sure of herself. Good-looking skins are the same, but interesting souls are unique. The heroine thinks that she is the best version of herself, so this is very important. I hope to get higher points. It's a chronological essay, no cheats, relying on myself, being smart, kind, and measured (it's hard to control), and I won't wrong myself. Ahhhh, it's over, not even eight points yet. I have to continue pushing. It's really beautiful. There are no cheats or plug-ins. I'm trying to find opportunities on my own. I'm also constantly learning and working hard. I can carry it cleanly and there's no internal friction. It's super awesome.

The male protagonist is a rare "normal person". He never relies on belittling other women to set off his "noble" persona. He always treats strange women with respect and kindness, and he also sincerely praises others. This setting is particularly endearing. What surprised me the most was that the book did not include a scene where the heroine "slaps" her ex-mother-in-law in the face after getting pregnant. Instead, it truly conveyed the attitude that "the value of women goes beyond childbirth." This particularly struck me. The heroine's work line in the street office is very realistic. Following her experience, you can also learn a lot about the art of speaking to communicate with others. Each character in the book has its own shining point, and is not just a simple tool person. It is particularly immersive to read. I really think this is a good book worth reading calmly and I recommend it to everyone.

The core of the heroine is very stable and powerful. She has her own set of theories. No matter what you say, she will be debunked. She still thinks it makes sense [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] Even if you encounter huge difficulties, she can turn them into big and small problems. The most important thing is that the heroine can draw cakes, which are big, fragrant and sweet [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

A story about an ordinary-looking time-traveling girl who didn't have a golden finger and worked hard to live a good life in that era. The environment is too restrictive for a person, but the heroine has been working hard to make progress. Her family doesn't like it when she returns home from divorce, so the heroine tries her best to find a little living space. . . Where does it come from that there are so many white horses falling from the sky, and it's love at first sight.

Tied all night! If you like chronicles, don't miss this book. Be forewarned in advance, this is not a great read and there are no cheats. The heroine used to be in poor health and had been recuperating from illness. After the divorce, she continued to use her eloquence to help her family and delay the risk of being remarried. Moreover, because she only went to elementary school and has rural household registration restrictions, it is very difficult for the heroine to find a job (the heroine's preparation for the exam is only written about chapter 180). Let's see how divorced + infertile rural women turn their lives around through their perseverance, wisdom and high emotional intelligence~ Personally, I think the encounter and emotional development between the male and female protagonists in this book are quite wonderful, and the love line is not vulgar. Without spoiling any more, it's really worth watching. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are so well written and natural. Maybe it's because they don't have children. After getting married, they don't have the same sense of familiarity as an old couple. Just being together always has the sweet and sour smell of love haha

The heroine is very good, the plot is logical, there are no cheats, and the overall experience is very enjoyable. It's just a little verbose + slow in progress. The author's previous article also had this problem. Although this one is much better, I look forward to further progress. These recent chapters have been too boring... I keep saying one thing over and over again. Three days have passed and I'm still at the same point. Why am I so fat?😦 (I gave it two stars out of anger, and it has been modified now) Although it's pretty cool, I still can't help but keep up with it. Maybe this is the charm of the author's writing. The shortcomings of the parents also make people want to read more. (Actually, I have no choice. Is there any similar book you can recommend to me? The heroine does not have children, and period stories that are satisfying and logical are rare.)