The 1970S: Marry a Son-in-Law, Become an Official, and Live the Good Life

What shocked me the most about this book was the heroine's father. He really supported her from birth to death. Because the heroine was like him, he liked the heroine the most. She was always the best. He changed the household registration twice for the heroine to live a good life for the heroine. The heroine was destined to be an asura and would not have a good life in the next life. In order for the heroine to live a good life, he committed suicide. It must have been a deal, and he could not enter reincarnation. The description of the heroine's father is so good, he is really a person in the novel. It is basically impossible for anyone to do this in the real world, whether it is parents, children, friends, or lovers. Such pure love for the heroine.

I don't know why the rating is so low hahahaha, it's so enjoyable to read, it's so human-like, don't read this book if you don't like it. I like to read this kind of book that is very detailed. Everyone is a human being, with good and bad points. People are very complicated. If you can't write a novel, just write it as a paper character. There are real people in it. It's so well written, and the heroine's thoughts are also very good. I love you so much. I love you so much. You wrote such a beautiful and wonderful novel. From my point of view, the negative reviews can only be said to be difficult to understand if they have different ideas. I rarely give good reviews, and I rarely encounter perfect books. Every detail in this book is very well written. Some people praise only men, such as the heroine's father, but in my opinion, the heroine is the best. The heroine's portrayal is so perfect. Even if the girl is not a perfect person, it is precisely because of this that she is perfect! It's perfect! I don't think it's so perfect even if I change a single detail. If you're a rigid sex-minded person, you won't be able to accept this book. Oops, I like it so much. In addition to the heroine, the other characters are also well portrayed. People are very complex and multifaceted, and life is fluid. This book is completely written. It's so real. Everyone is multi-faceted and not a single stereotyped written person. I accidentally deleted it when I wrote a review, but I am lazy and willing to write it again. This book is worth it, the author is worth it, and the writing is so good.

It's pretty good-looking. The heroine is an egoist. She lives a comfortable life. She just does it if she doesn't accept it. She doesn't get angry. All her friends who play well with the heroine have found her son-in-law. They enjoy the heroine being outside the house and the man taking over the house. The heroine has money and a job. No one is urging her not to have children. She has no in-laws. Although there are a lot of trivial things at home, it does not affect the heroine. There is no female rivalry. The heroine has dinner and work with her friends. It's very good. The only thing is that the heroine is bisexual. Just look at it if you can accept it.

It's nice to read. The characters in this book are quite complex. For example, Bai Min. At first I thought she was unreasonable, but later I realized that she is also a talent. From the article, I can feel that the heroine's father is very good to the heroine, but I didn't expect it to be so good. He is willing to die to let the heroine live a good life. There are not many men in the article who have a positive image. I can't say that. I can only say that their nature is hard to change. For example, women The Lord's son-in-law, I thought he was willing to follow Bai Yunjie later, but he refused because he was rich and no longer needed to serve and take care of the heroine. Men are still more cruel than women. I understand this. Girls value feelings more than boys. For example, women will wait for someone for a promise or love, even if they are rich, but men will not. Rich men will soon forget their roots. It seems that I have read an interview story before. The woman had been waiting for the man for decades. When she learned the news again, the woman had never married and the man had children and grandchildren.

This is a true "people-oriented" writing style. Who is my protagonist? She is the absolute core of this book and stands firm from beginning to end. There is no perspective of the "big heroine" who is trying to be a show-off, but in the finale she suddenly turns into a spoiled wife and starts having sex with her; there is also no stereotyped, slogan-yelling so-called beloved daughter. Each character has his or her own little thoughts, and is portrayed in a three-dimensional way - they are not just tools to serve the heroine, but each has their own little thoughts. I finished following the author's new novels, and came back to make up for this old novel. It can be seen that the characterization and writing style are still a little immature, but the energy to write the heroine as a "person" and the supporting characters as "human beings" has been there from the beginning. Very rare!

Very nice! ! ! The author's writing is good, and there is nothing over the top, flamboyant, or messy plot. A true female protagonist, the women in the author's works (not limited to the heroine, nor limited to the protagonist group) can all live like their own heroines.

Great writing, each character has a very three-dimensional character. I like the description of the heroine and the author's handling style. For example, during that time on the train, none of the supporting characters or passers-by said words such as "Stronger than the men", "The two girls are quite powerful", "You can't marry such a woman" to highlight the strength of the heroine. It's all made strong by the heroine

It's tied. I personally think it looks great and worth chasing. I just don't understand what the family in the second room is doing. If they break their hands, there will be no follow-up [face covering] The heroine actually did Plato, I was really shocked. To be honest, I personally can't accept it. If you want to have a Plato relationship, why would you ask the man to get married? [Pause face] Just find a eunuch. To be honest, it feels unreasonable. I have never seen this in so many novels. Before getting married, Dink and the heroine Lily thought it was acceptable, but it felt a bit stiff to have to play Plato with someone and talk about gynecological diseases for no reason.

This book is quite invincible. In general, one of the characters in period novels is Lei, which is too fantasy, but this book actually arranges everyone clearly. The heroine is not a white flower, she does not suffer at all, and she will retaliate immediately when she has a grudge. The heroine is also very capable, and her personality is not perfect. It is my third favorite among the period novels. I don't know why the rating is so low. The author is a character [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

It's good-looking, a real heroine, and the character arc is not too cliché. She's not the kind of person who pretends to be a heroine but is actually a good wife and mother. And the characters are not stereotyped, they are all diverse. The most important thing is that I like the heroine's temper, which is really rare