The 1960s: A Shrew Is Cast Out, Then Her General Son Falls for Her

Finished reading it in one sitting. The shrew system is somewhat similar to the face-slapping system in other books, but the plot written by the author is more reasonable and meaningful than the face-slapping books I have read. The author did not rise to the level of a province or a country, but only benefited the factory and her husband. This is very realistic. The details inside are also very realistic.

Pretty good, just a bit short. The heroine is very measured and scolds only those who deserve to be scolded. She is not indiscriminate and scolds anyone she catches!

Very beautiful, the score is underestimated, at least 9.5 Points or more

It was pretty good in every aspect, and the ending was just right.

The writing style is delicate and truly reflects the details of the chronology. I like reading it!

It's well written, but it ends a little too quickly, and it's nice to watch. Good writing style

Too short, not enough to see

It's very interesting. It has brains, is not aggrieved and has strong opinions. It's one of the top three period articles I've seen in more than half a year.

Very nice. Both male and female protagonists are very good!