Reborn in the Seventies: The Military Wife Is a Portrait Artist

After reading a little bit, the writing is quite consistent with the introduction. The character of the heroine is very consistent with the background of the apocalypse. She has brains, ability and plans, and is decisive and straightforward, which is very good. Moreover, when I was looking for the male protagonist at the beginning, I was too neat and asked all the questions I wanted to ask. I really hate that after marrying the male protagonist, the female protagonist has to clean up the mess in their family, including but not limited to the adopted daughter who has ideas for the male protagonist or the prospective daughter-in-law whom the male protagonist's mother likes. There should be none of them in this article. The male protagonist's family is not a wealthy family, but an ordinary working-class family. Being the middle child, he is not considered favored, but fortunately his parents are sensible and feel guilty about him and will not cause trouble. The male protagonist doesn't have much ink at the moment, but he looks pretty good. There is a small drawback, there is no space for the female protagonist. Especially when she found out that the original owner's parents had left her a large box of property. She felt really insecure without space. Buried under a tree, fortunately the heroine has the wood power to talk to the tree, and the jujube tree can act as a guardian, otherwise it would be very insecure. The space doesn't need to be too big, just being able to put that box in is pretty good. But if you don't, then you don't.

It's very interesting to read, and the content is not cliché. The most important thing is that the author respects women. The heroine and the hero have only one child, and there is nothing in the content that insults women. What moved me the most was that when the heroine was saving property for her daughter, she was talking about saving a family for her daughter, not a dowry. This moved me very much! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

This book is a well-written novel that I have seen in Tomato. Of course, there are shortcomings, such as typos, characters used a bit confusingly, and the description of the era is not accurate enough. But it is still a good novel, because in this novel, people are not single-faced, bad people are bad people, and good people are good people. The people in it are complex, and they are not single good or single bad. The plot of this novel is also compact and has no unnecessary nonsense or scenes. It is also a good novel in terms of plot.

In this work, the male protagonist does not have many appearances and intimate interactions. The main story line focuses more on the career and daily life of the female protagonist. However, the overall reading still makes people feel healing and exciting. The atmosphere is full of atmosphere. The more you taste it, the more flavorful it becomes. It is completely good-looking with a long aftertaste! What particularly struck me was the ancestral-grandson relationship between Mrs. Lin and Lin Xia. It was delicate and warm. There was no deliberate sensationalism, but there was an unconcealable tenderness and care everywhere. The ordinary daily interactions were full of fireworks and warmth. Every time I watched it, I felt soft in my heart. The most surprising thing is the extra story. The stamina is really great. The unexpected details hit the bottom of my heart. My emotions were instantly affected. My eyes turned red when I heard it and I couldn't help but shed tears. It was so good that I cried😭!

The plot line is okay. I've watched it before, so I just picked out the ones that interest me. Only the Zhao family makes me a little confused. I can understand a little bit of Zhao's mother forgiving Wang Ya, but not too much. After all, he is her son, and the important thing is that he is still pregnant with the child. But how could the daughter of the Zhao family be friends with her? (After Wang Ya became pregnant, she drove her sister-in-law back and called her sister-in-law). Those calculations were true, and it was true that Wang Ya took the initiative. It may have been influenced by the family, but how did she forget that she was hurt. It's not that we want to take revenge, but how can we communicate again. I think the most it should be is indifference and no communication.

It's a little bit toxic, but it doesn't affect the viewing. It's a rare heroine who doesn't follow the army, but focuses on her career.

It's pretty good so far, I'm really looking forward to the baby coming out as Huo Huo Daddy [eating melon]

Nice. There is nothing great about the male protagonist's family. The heroine has fewer family members. Just the two granddaughters. In fact, grandma already knew that the heroine was not her granddaughter. It's very interesting. The heroine's daughter also has superpowers. There will be achievements later, which is good. The male protagonist, a thirty-year-old teacher, is awesome.

Not bad. Although the heroine came from the apocalypse, she also abides by the law, and her super powers seemed to be used a little bit when her daughter An An was lost. She also used her powers to eat melons from various houses in the alley at the beginning, but then she didn't use them anymore. The family is capable and self-reliant, a very good article.

It's very interesting. It's a novel that I've liked recently. It's worth recommending. If you like this kind of novel, you can read it.