The Supporting Girl in the Period Novel Rolled Her Eyes

The writing is exquisite, the emotional processing is also very delicate, and the characters are vivid. They are either good or bad in one tube, or everyone is complicated. They are so vivid and vivid that they are like friends around them. There is really a kind of soul that is born in each person. The small things and big things in life are told in a very interesting way. It is really a masterpiece frame by frame. There is a slight flaw. It contains some personal information and some thoughts or opinions of the author. These can actually be written in the book review. Writing in the text will suddenly cut off the continuity of the story. Reflection and reflection are actually spontaneous and not directly instilled. After all, it is a novel, not a reception. Seeing that the original heroine (sister-in-law) is in confinement, I really can't stand it anymore. I feel more and more like a big girl. I feel that I am very smart and have a very inconsistent personality. I always play pawns in other people's affairs that I can't interfere with, including my own brother and sister-in-law. He knew clearly that there was a problem with the original male protagonist reselling antiques, but he just allowed him to develop. He was really not afraid of affecting himself. Such a foreseeable danger, alas, is just watching. My own brother is so kind to you, but now my sister-in-law seems to be a snobbish, lazy, and incompetent person, not a distant cousin. She is more interested in her colleagues than her brother.

8.8 Points for writing so well? ? ? Is this score appropriate? The real parents are short-lived and have no golden fingers. Ordinary people live ordinary lives, but it is very beautiful and can make people watch it all the time. It is a real daily life in the 1980s. It is perfect to listen to when eating, going to the toilet and fishing. The only drawback is that it is still being serialized!

It's nice to see the reality of the current slow and steady flow. All of them are very realistic, selfish, patriarchal, and do not take their adopted children and daughters seriously. . . It's all as real as if it's really happening. There is no outrageous and extreme masterpiece, there is no slap in the face that kills everyone, and there is no beautiful male protagonist who does not exist in reality hahahahaha. The heroine is like the previous generation who was striving to live a good life in a muddle-headed way. She is very local. Time travel is like a memory where the soul comes from the future and is somewhat futuristic. The male protagonist we are with is a man with abdominal muscles and a normal outlook. The female protagonist is studying hard for the adult college entrance examination, developing her career and writing novels, which is pretty good. As for the heroine giving birth to a child, the supporting character is asked to talk about it in a casual way, which makes it feel like [laughing and crying]. In the future, the author will give birth to a son. . . How about giving birth to twins? . . The author has already adopted the father-in-law and mother-in-law who also want to give birth to a son. The original owner gave birth to a son and a daughter, and the heroine is worried about the mother-in-law's objections to the birth of a daughter. The implications are obvious. . . . Even if the heroine and the hero have a baby, if they have a daughter, they have to be nice to her, and the author will definitely give birth to a son [laughs awkwardly]. (One in ten million is an only child, so I'm going to slap myself in the face after commenting on it hahahahahaha) There are no particularly big thunders at the moment. What attracts me now is the career of the heroine writing novels and the realistic description of the period. I would hardly give the novel one star. It's been a long time since I watched it because of the weird points I mentioned in the comment section and the slow and frustrating pace. But in my heart, I always harbored the possibility that the author would give the heroine an only daughter who is related by blood. However, the era described is catching up with family planning. This is the only bonus of the times for only children. What a pity. . . My book friend told me that in the end the author finally got to the root of the problem. . . .

I kept chasing Cai Cai's books and finally came up with a period piece that I like to read. Looking at the simple summary so far, the heroine wears books, does not go to the countryside, does not go to the black market, and takes over the job of her mother-in-law in the factory. She has a normal outlook on life and is a retired military husband. The plot of the original heroine has almost collapsed now, let's see how it develops in the future. All in all, worth a look.

What can I say... It's okay, the female protagonist is better. The male protagonist is Yaozu, who he longs for. His family is very patriarchal. He gave birth to five daughters and gave away two of them. He also adopted a baby boy for his son. The daughter's name is all for Yaozu... The male protagonist is actually not bad...[You taste it carefully][you taste it carefully][you taste it carefully] Maybe the author gave the male protagonist such a family to highlight his unsullied character [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua] The more I think about it, the more strange it becomes. Why is it so easy for the female protagonist to accept such a family that favors sons over daughters... Well, she can be considered a vested interest... And she is not a double clean. In the male protagonist's family, the adopted son is more important than the biological daughter [Grief]

The novel is narrated, there are not too many top-notch ones, most of them are normal people, warm and everyday, plain and simple. The author's creation of the protagonist and supporting characters explains from many aspects. It is not the fake and empty stereotype. Basically, everyone has read the book written by the author, and the quality is guaranteed [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Cool] [Cool] [Cool]

I've read Chapter 37. This book has a light pace. The heroine travels through the book, and the original heroine travels through time. The two are sisters-in-law. The heroine is actually a kind, considerate and tolerant person, and she has the feeling of being as good as water. At the same time, she was very clear about it. She didn't want to mess with the original heroine at all, so she proposed to separate the family and live alone at the beginning. She was very decisive and neat, and did not hurt feelings. She was very tolerant of the good and shortcomings of the original owner's family (actually, they were not considered shortcomings, as ordinary rural families in that era were already considered very good), and she was grateful and grateful. She is the kind of daughter-in-law who is also very good to her husband's family, but she will not put herself at a disadvantage. The original heroine had some small ideas, but she didn't get any benefits, and she was rejected by the heroine. At present, the female protagonist's character is more distinct and three-dimensional, while the male protagonist is more of a slightly facial character like a handsome figure, a good salary, and a wife who loves his wife. But actually I don't hate this. It's good that the male protagonist is very competent as the female protagonist's partner. There are no bad guys at the moment, and it is more of a life-oriented story. I feel that the author should have some understanding of that era, and it is quite life-like and realistic, not a fictional period novel. So far, it looks good, and I quite like the heroine.

Cai Cai's Gong Dou Wen is good-looking, and so is the period work! I like this kind of period writing that doesn't have so many top-notch features. It has a real sense of life, no cheating, and a sense of immersion. It's like you can see the daily life of Lulu and Jianhua with your own eyes.

It looks good, it looks good, Qiu Bailu × He Jianhua (Chunhua Qiushi) came up with a cp name, it feels a bit too plain, I don't know whether to post it or not [I understand] Also, Cai Cai performed stably as always, it's so beautiful! ! ! [Praise]

Out of 10 points, I would give it an 8.3 Currently. ✅The writing style is okay, it is straightforward and eloquent, and it belongs to the style of everyday writing. The paragraph layout is also very good, and it is not tiring to read, it is very relaxed. ✅The introduction is quite attractive, the early stages of the plot are quite daily and relaxed, and the heroine speaks straightforwardly. Moreover, there was no bloody plot in the early stage, the house was not blocked, and the neighbor's wife fell pregnant and fell because it was not deliberately pushed by the sister-in-law... Many of the opinions are very clear and thorough. ❌The heroine wears the book, although in the plot there is no black heroine as soon as she crosses the book. But after reading it, I felt that he repeatedly abused various female partners during pregnancy and childbirth. 1️⃣The neighbor's wife died one month after giving birth, and her husband immediately married her sister-in-law. 2️⃣The original heroine got pregnant and had a miscarriage. 3️⃣The third sister had an ectopic pregnancy and had surgery. 4️⃣The eldest sister got pregnant n times and lost her daughter n times...