I Transmigrated Into an 80s Novel, and the Devoted Male Side Character Is the Baby's Dad

It's very well written. The male and female protagonists develop feelings for each other over time, and their relationship is slow, warm, and respectful, which perfectly matches my imagination of the relationship between cultured couples in that era. It feels like a romanticized version of realistic literature.

In the early part of the book, the male protagonist showed remarkable gratitude by repaying the kindness of the couple and their daughter without reservation, even helping them wholeheartedly after just one meal. Then, when the female protagonist was about to be sold to an old bachelor by that family, did anyone help her then?

Everything else is alright, but if you can accept that despite the female lead's parents abusing and verbally abusing her, and even trying to sell her to a murderer—basically doing a whole host of bad things, making them an extremely awful family—and the fact that the female lead has to support them in their old age and arrange a job for their son, it's worth watching.

So sweet! The male lead is exactly the perfect man we all dream of. He's a semi-leader type in terms of personality and interpersonal skills. Both he and the female lead seem to have experienced setbacks in their late teens (around 16 or 17) but ultimately found their way back to their former selves. The female lead is very self-loving (I really appreciate her individuality).

This is a very good period drama. The well-known screenwriter Lin Yuan transmigrates into a book as an 18-year-old unmarried pregnant girl in a small village in 1986. Her parents don't love her, only her third brother is kind to her. Her parents want to marry her off to an older man to raise money for her eldest brother's wedding. The female lead then approaches the male lead.

This is an incredibly good read. The family's relationship is very genuine, and the female lead's career path is also clearly defined. The author portrays genuine emotions not found in other books. While seemingly ordinary, this is actually how real families interact. There are no dramatic, wish-fulfillment scenarios like those in other novels; only the warmth of family life.

The first half was quite good, very heartwarming, and the male and female leads were both great. However, in the later part, the female lead became increasingly agitated whenever she encountered Jin Feifei. Jin Feifei even drugged her, yet the female lead acted like, "You're just a child, I forgive you, I won't hold it against you."

I've only read a little over a hundred chapters, but the male and female leads get along really well, and things are very heartwarming after they have a child. I'm really looking forward to continuing to read. I can understand why the male lead helped his ex-girlfriend's family before, since they did help him when he was in trouble before the female lead.

It's really good! Both the male and female leads are wonderful people. I love the male lead and respect everything about the female lead. The male lead is incredibly kind to the female lead; it's the kind of married life every girl dreams of. Some people say it's bland, but I think it's just right.

Having read the latest chapter 90, it's quite good and still very heartwarming. The male lead is nice. Everyone has their opinions, and the story might include the return of the original female lead. I hope the male and female leads live their lives happily ever after, and that An'an grows up quickly.