
The Heiress Slacks Off in the 1950S: Married First, Love Later
大小姐她在五零摆烂之先婚后爱
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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It's very interesting. It's a rare article without any surprises. After reading Chapter 87, I'm sure to leave the novice village and enter the army dungeon. So far, there are no super relatives or vicious female supporting characters. Even the second sister, who has emotions from time to time, is easy to coax and not annoying at all. The writing is very real. How can there be so many great people in real life? Most of them are normal people. If you continue to maintain this style in the future, this article will be worthy of five-star praise. I really can't accept a male protagonist who would humiliate his blind date. The male protagonist said that the woman has bad breath, dark skin, short legs, and fatness... He doesn't respect women and has no quality. Can't you refuse politely if you don't like her? These girls are just here for a blind date, why should they be humiliated by you. People who look at this kind of man want to vomit and retreat [smile]
The first half of the story is very warm and loving about the life of a family, and the characters are very realistic and immersive. The shortcoming is that the long paragraphs are a bit tiring to read, but the writing is really good. In the end, I don't quite understand that the heroine is not allowed to go to college for the development of the plot later. So why bother to write about skipping a grade just to pave the way for the future?
Advantages: The writing is good, and the description of the environment is very immersive. Scenes are blended, scenes are used to describe emotions, and emotions are used to set off scenes. It seems that through the words, one can see the beauty and hard work in the fields under the scorching sun, the twinkling stars at night and the warmth of the farmhouse under the moonlight. The heroine's family has fewer major conflicts and more minor conflicts. It is very normal and realistic. The heroine who has been through the pregnancy slowly integrates into this family and the times. Disadvantages: In the chapters I have read so far, the heroine has always had a "guilt" mentality since she was a child. I personally think that the heroine grew up in such a family and era, and it is normal for her to feel sorry for her family's hard work. But because of guilt, I have been silently subsidizing the family, and it is incomprehensible that I continue to deepen my guilt. The author writes more about guilt, and guilt fills the heroine's growth path, which makes people feel a little annoying.
No way? The male protagonist, Lu Buhou, must be as entangled with the female partner Lan Ting as the male protagonists in sadistic novels! What about the heroine? I really hope that the heroine can get out of the divorce in time and go to Hong Kong to work hard and raise a few puppies.
The heroine is not like a reborn eldest lady, her character, mind and vision are like the reborn younger sister in the factory [face covering]
It's quite good. I was shocked when I saw some bad comments from others, but I still insisted on reading. In fact, the male protagonist is the main character. Nothing surprising I really can't stand Chapter 202 anymore. I have to talk nonsense and harm others and myself. I feel like the heroine's character has changed.
I was very happy to watch it at first. The plot is online and the plot develops smoothly. However, one of the male protagonist's major faults is that he is not decisive. He has no emotional relationship with Qingmei but hesitates. Without a firm choice, he does not love enough. I support the single female protagonist in this article. Lu is just a passerby. The female protagonist is beautiful, rich and beautiful. At present, it seems that the female protagonist is pregnant and I support the female protagonist to live happily with the child. Lu can withdraw.
It's good to watch. I want to see Lu Jinan know that the heroine is gone and chase him, but he can't come back.
The text is very delicate. I usually skip novels with long descriptions like this, but the author's writing style is good, so I can continue reading it. Now I am looking forward to the subsequent plot, who is the male protagonist!
The heroine's life is really rough. She just finished the college entrance examination with the top score in the county. The university stopped enrolling students. She and her aunt went to the first blind date's home in the military camp to get engaged to him privately, but they blew it off. The first marriage was obviously happy at the beginning, but because of the loyal Xiao Qingmei who pretended to be crazy and interfered in the heroine's marriage, the male protagonist Lu Jin'an abandoned the heroine again and again because of Xiao Qingmei. The heroine went to Shanghai to work alone in frustration, with ups and downs. I hope the male protagonist is not Lu Jinan