The Happy Life of Me and My Lame Husband in the 1970s

So far I think it looks pretty good, I just like it plain and with a little sugar in it 😳 Speechless, someone else lost a child with a problem, and the heroine insisted on taking care of it. The captain asked the heroine to raise the child for others. The heroine is like an old scalper. She earns money to cure her legs, and also gives the child food and drink. She still doesn't know how to refuse. The child still has problems. The key is that the heroine herself has only given birth not long ago, and she went to class right after giving birth. She said it was to make money, and nothing else matters.

The overall style is not very cheerful, but I quite like it. There are no cheats, and the characters are very down-to-earth. They are not the kind of male protagonists who have been disabled since childhood, but can pull as many as two to five to eight thousand. The heroine doesn't have any special skills at the moment, except that she cooks delicious food. In addition, I drew a design drawing for clothes, but I don't think I majored in design. Alas, I don't have any very clear modern skills anyway. Anyway, among the long-running novels, this book is quite normal. It's not the kind where I smile evilly and you blush and your heart beats, it's just a normal communication.

Very good-looking o (≧口≦) o Looking forward to the development of Sister Qin and Lu Kuang in the future ❤️ We Qiaomei are not the Holy Mother [Sending my heart] I am just seeking a long-term development plan for my future within my own ability [Shocked] I don't know some people who have watched it, but I feel that their thoughts are only focused on the present 🤦 As book friends, we must know that they are the protagonists, what do they know, they are very good-looking ah ah ah ah In fact, the character of the heroine later does not meet the appetite of most people. I hope that Sister Mei can be portrayed in a more three-dimensional way and that she can improve and develop herself ヽ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ The ending is really a bit messed up.

Three stars for plot, plus 1 star for writing It's basically tied. There's no big flaw in the overall impression, and the writing is not bad, but the plot or the characters are all mediocre, and it feels like it's a waste of food and a pity to abandon. Those who like the slow pace of life can go for it.

It's so beautiful. I finally found a period novel that suits my taste. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 In the later period, the male protagonist was like a puppy with low self-esteem, always clinging to the female protagonist. He was very obedient and cute🥹 The female protagonist is also very kind and lively, like a little sun. Her bright eyes and gentle smile always attract the male protagonist. Sometimes she even teases the male protagonist, which makes me laugh to death. I hope the female protagonist can earn a lot of money and fulfill what she said before, "Go to a big city."

This is the most miserable female protagonist I have ever seen in a time-travel novel. The male protagonist's life is getting better and better. The female protagonist has been assimilated into a rural woman. She is very hard-working and is the most solid backing for the male protagonist!

Everyone is happy, but the whole thing always makes me feel a little sad, maybe because of the background setting. T T The smell of black earth... It's very similar to Yangba's drama, a little heavy but happy... After reading it in one go, I didn't feel that it was unfinished or anything. This kind of article with a long timeline will inevitably feel a bit rushed due to the time jump, but the overall story is quite coherent! I just read too many cool articles on Tomato, and I always feel very "uncomfortable" and very real when I see such "slow water/down to earth" (?) Articles. I haven't seen enough at all... Teacher, please let me read some extras...

It looks good, the male and female protagonists have a coherent emotional line, top it! Chapter after chapter, I can't stop 😳 The female protagonist is generous, the male protagonist is paranoid and overbearing because of his low self-esteem, but he respects the female protagonist and supports each other. It's very heartwarming! The human nature of the people in the surrounding villages is also written in a very authentic way. It is not boring to go back and forth, and I feel that there is hope in life! 🥰 The male and female protagonists live their own ordinary lives. They don't have any weird relatives because they all came from Guandong. They do have one weird neighbor, but the heroine copes with it smartly. The male protagonist is not enlightened, but he is down-to-earth. It seems like this has been going on for a hundred chapters and he still doesn't understand the relationship between husband and wife hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha 😂 I thought they helped each other and they were husband and wife who slept on the same bed 😂 The heroine blushed when she kissed him hahaha [licking the screen]

Overall, it's quite good to watch, but it's sweet yet bitter, like an adopted son for the protagonist. At first, it felt like a mouse droppings fell into the porridge. I didn't understand why the protagonist was given an adopted son of an enemy.

Very well written No procrastination, just that there is absolutely no need to write about the male protagonist in the original text. Get involved plot line Maybe the author set up the story line later But I've read a time-travel book before to find someone to get married with, but the heroine only cares about her own life, so there's no need to involve the original plot. If the writing is good, it's okay. If it's not good, it's too cliché and it will lose points. According to what I read in the chapter, it is normal for educated youth to establish family divisions. I have to involve a male educated youth and let the male protagonist of the original book live in the house. ⊙∀⊙! I don't know if it's sudden or not, but it's still very funny. The heroine didn't get assigned to the house, but she actually raised her hand to let the male protagonist Sumihara live in the house. Of course this is from my third perspective Every book is the author's treasure. Keep up the good work.