Reborn in 1983: I Start Taking Down Scumbags by Breaking Off My Engagement

The characters are very relatable. The heroine is neither a virgin nor a lover. She knows how to do things clearly and knows what she wants. Every step of breaking off the engagement, starting a career, and protecting her family is very reasonable, without sacrificing logic for the sake of satisfaction. The gentleness of the male protagonist and the sobriety and independence of the female protagonist are particularly matched, and the emotional line is sweet but not greasy. The plot is written delicately and without being verbose, each plot is written with a sense of imagery, and the dialogue between the characters also fits the identity setting, and there is no sense of violation at all.

The plot advances very naturally, without unnecessary nonsense. Each plot serves the character growth or the main line, and the logic loop is well done. Whether it is the description of the environment or the dialogue between the characters, they all have a sense of the times, and it is very immersive to read. It is really good among works of the same type.

Hahahaha, the heroine is so interesting. I like this kind of long-mouthed and smart baby. It has a very novel plot and sense of reading. The atmosphere in many places is very graphic and beautiful.