Mind Reading in the 1960S: I’m Set on Living Off My Wife

The writing is quite good so far. I just hope the author can write the male protagonist more neatly and clearly. He will not be timid and obedient when he encounters bad people. He is afraid of coming and going. The male protagonist just doesn't have a job, not that he is weak. He should be more masculine. Not having a job does not affect him as a man. I don't know if it counts as professional sexism. I feel that a person who traveled back in time 60 years ago can still hear other people's voices. He cooks at home and works as a puppy. The so-called matchmaking means that people find him to see if his background and temperament are suitable. It seems to be very useless. The male protagonist is very well-educated.

Four stars for the heroine and hero. The heroine has a firm core and remembers a sentence: she will not let herself get used to the car, but intends to improve the car to make traveling more comfortable. However, after seeing the latest update, I feel that the author is a bit verbose and has too much repetitive content. For example, every day the male protagonist does laundry and listens to gossip (for this process, the content feels a bit monotonous) and it feels like everyone in the story loves gossip. For gossip, he will go to the hospital or the police station [laughing and crying] Also, there is too much content about the Fu family. Personally, I think it is for comparison with the male protagonist. Are they also eating soft rice? It is really normal to be compared together. Anyway, the only things that have left a deep impression on me in the novel so far are the first encounter between the heroine and the hero and how weird the Fu family is. It's understandable that the male protagonist's career as a matchmaker is progressing slowly. After all, he has just arrived in the city and doesn't know many people. How can he be a matchmaker? (So working with Aunt Zhao, this arrangement feels very reasonable) In conclusion, overall it's quite interesting and I will continue to follow it.

It's so good-looking. The heroine is assertive and has the ability to understand what she wants. The hero is not awkward and knows his own position. It's perfect for killing time when the family is long and short. The hero is a matchmaker + mind-reader, which is perfect for people like me who like to read gossip [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

The male protagonist is good-looking, but after following the female protagonist, he has been living a soft life and not working. After taking good care of the female protagonist, he has nothing else to do. The relationship between husband and wife is very good, and both parties feel very satisfied. I work as a matchmaker and assistant with Aunt Zhao, and I mainly focus on eating. Inquiring about the situation of both men and women while eating melon will make it successful, but it will be postponed if not. No internal friction, no wrangling, and no forcing cause and effect, just trying to have fun. I have to say that I had a great time eating melon along the way. Good job, author!

The heroine didn't say anything. She is a successful woman with a good job and a good personality, which makes people like her. I really want to see the male protagonist's career, but it's a bit slow. I have written too much about the Fu family, I think they have been offline [face covering] [face covering]

It's okay, but the plot is rather monotonous. In the middle and later stages, it's a bit like a running story. It's just gossip and gossip. There's no main plot, and it's more warm-hearted. It's a female protagonist's perspective. The female protagonist is outside and the male protagonist is inside. The male protagonist has a gentle personality, is very service-minded, and has a good character, which can allow the female protagonist to pursue her career with peace of mind. There are some controversial comments in the comments. It depends on the individual if the daughter takes the male protagonist's surname. There is no mention in the article that the male protagonist will marry into the child. It is just a normal marriage. It is just that the male and female protagonists need it, so the traditional family responsibilities are swapped. I personally think it is okay. I used to look down on others for being spoiled, but now I just hate that I can't let a handsome man who can take care of the housework be spoiled.

It's very interesting, and the angle is quite novel. It's the first time I've seen a story about the male protagonist playing matchmaking.

It's quite interesting. The subject matter is very novel. I haven't seen anything similar in the literature of the era, but I feel that half of it is about eating food and the people around me. Even if I write about the male and female protagonists in the middle, they mainly talk about the things around me and then briefly touch on the daily life of the male and female protagonists. It feels like they are more about writing about the various things and things around me. The ending is also very sudden. Many of them are not explained clearly. The Fu family, the male and female protagonists, Fu Xiaobao and An An are described as the control group, and there is no mention of what happened in the end.

Chapter 226 was really good before Chapter 226!!! It was really good!!! (Say important things three times) This book is based on the perspective of the male protagonist, and gives the male protagonist a golden finger - the ability to read minds. The book describes the daily life of the male protagonist and the female protagonist in the era, but the plot content is complete and interesting, the characters are full-bodied, the details are perfect, and the causal logic is not awkward, it is natural and smooth, and it is highly recommended. However, writing the chapters after the child is one month old not only speeds up the progress of time, but also makes many plot developments into summaries. It also focuses on emphasizing how smart and talented the male and female protagonist's children are, but there are not many specific and vivid typical events and complete details. They only say that the child loves reading physics and chemistry books and has a high IQ, and the male and female protagonist's story does not account for much. After the child is one month old, I only wrote 28 chapters to end the book. The ending feels very rushed and rushed. The later plots are not as interesting as the previous ones, and I do not recommend reading the chapters after chapter 226.

Well, it's okay. The whole story doesn't have any climaxes. It's mainly about a warm and ordinary married life. The male protagonist lives a happy life after meeting the female protagonist, and the female protagonist is also a pure science student. So the thinking patterns between the two are very consistent, because time travel The modern thinking of the male protagonist is more accepting of the life of the male protagonist inside and outside the heroine, from meeting, getting to know each other, falling in love, to finally, the birth of the baby daughter, who is a little genius. The most described part is that he worked as a matchmaker for a while and started to conduct background checks and character investigations. He also likes to join in the fun, which is just a process to promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists, because he will tell his wife about all the melons he eats from outside. This kind of communication between husband and wife is a factor of emotional progression. It may be because the female protagonist awakens her past life memories and the male protagonist travels through time. This world seems to be a bit like a colander. It feels like the stories in various melons can be written into a novel. The whole book is not bad.