A Sweet Young Educated Youth Marries a Tough Guy and Enjoys the Good Life in the 1970S

It's a good-looking, light-hearted and funny little cookie. The writing is okay. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is natural and a bit funny. However, there is a section about the male protagonist's family in the middle. Is it too descriptive? Anyway, I basically didn't read it carefully, it was all about jumps. The author should try his best to focus on the female protagonist. After all, our channel is biased towards female characters. The male protagonist and her male protagonist's family just mentioned it between the lines. There is no need to be so aggressive in writing it. Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you.

The author's writing is indeed quite good. I've been following it for a few days. It's a daily novel. The male and female protagonists have a good relationship. But maybe I'm more selfish. I think I'm still suitable for self-interested novels. I feel that after seeing the male protagonist looking for a job, the female protagonist's life has become a cycle. When she goes to work, does she treat the male protagonist's parents to dinner? When the male protagonist goes home, they live a sweet married life. After the male protagonist leaves, she continues to work... The heroine's hands are really too loose. . . When I saw a big family gathering for dinner, the male protagonist and the second sister-in-law said naturally that the female protagonist would cook, and the others would help. I was exhausted when I saw it. How could it be so natural? In the previous article, the heroine said modestly that cooking is more delicious than other people just because she is willing to add more ingredients. If the other people (eldest sister-in-law and second sister-in-law) add more ingredients, not to mention being on par with the heroine, at least they will taste much better than usual. Instead of confidently saying to the heroine, "Nian Nian, your cooking is delicious, come on, I'm really tired of watching it" And the heroine entertains the hero's parents every day. Although I know the hero's parents are good, I don't want to watch the heroine wander around the kitchen every day. Do you understand? I'm also a little disgusted with the balance. Now that I see it, I think Xu Manman and Qin Xiao are a couple, even though the male protagonist is a good friend. In the end, I actually think that many parts of the show are well written, such as Ma Xiaohui, Zhao Zhaodi, and Wang Fangfang. I think these supporting characters are still very well portrayed. Sorry, when I posted this review, I had already read Chapter 329

I guess, the author of this article wanted to create a "perfect" male protagonist for the heroine, who has height, figure, appearance, ability and work, but ignored the development line of the heroine. Until now, I don't know what she did in her previous life. I only know that she can cook and do some language arts. She hopes to have her own development prospects, so she has been studying, maybe... She accumulates more knowledge but less success, so what exactly does she do? Then, the balance literature (very likely) is very helpless, which makes me feel that they are just puppets and do not have their own life circle, so they can only revolve around the male and female protagonists? The reason why the protagonist is the protagonist is that the story revolves around them. They are the author's protagonist, our protagonist, but they are not the protagonist of the whole world. Of course, the descriptions of women in this book are still very friendly. They are all somewhat complex characters, some are good and some are bad, and there is no absoluteness. This is very good٩(๑❛❛๑)۶ Author, you have to know that this is a female novel, so the heroine is the first protagonist, but my feeling about her now is "unknown", the prospects are unknown, the development is unknown, and the future is unknown. She seems to have a little ambition, but not much, which makes me confused...

What's interesting is that all heroines in period novels have a common problem. Even though you throw mud at me, I still love to give you money.

The relationship between the male and female protagonists is relatively smooth, and the writing is quite detailed. From the time when they realize that they slowly fall in love with each other, and then fall in love, the writing is quite good. Unlike other novels, which start with the story of love at first sight, the writing seems to be very deep, which is a bit inexplicable. The heroine came from time travel, but there was no golden finger given to her. If she hadn't been attracted by the hero and got married, she would have starved to death. [Facepalm] I feel that the male protagonist is very good from the beginning to the end. Even though he didn't like the female protagonist at the beginning, he was very good to her (although he got married in the beginning because he wanted to deal with the male protagonist's mother, but he never thought about finding another woman. He probably was unknowingly attracted to the female protagonist, but the male protagonist didn't know it. Already, that's why I took the initiative to tell the heroine that marrying her would be good for her, and I promised a lot of things that came true after the marriage) Later, as we got along, I gradually fell in love with the heroine, and in my heart, I was jealous of the heroine. The main point was to be jealous of the heroine, the hero's mother, and her two friends from the educated youth. It was hilarious. The heroine's character is also very gentle and gentle. She is also very kind to the male protagonist's family, especially the male protagonist's elder sister-in-law and second sister-in-law, and she is as gentle as possible. But she wouldn't let anyone go if they pushed her further. Although there aren't too many slap-in-the-face plots, I just won't be bullied. As a whole, the novel is relatively bland. There are not as many villain plots as slaps in the face as in other novels.

The plot and the emotional development of the male and female protagonists are relatively smooth, and it's good to let it take its own course. In my opinion, it's okay that the male protagonist has more visuals in the front. Maybe it's because I saved enough money to watch it, so it's passable. Moreover, the female protagonist has a pitiful image, and without explaining much about the male protagonist's family, I can't imagine how the plot will unfold. After the heroine gets married and has a mutual connection with the hero, she starts to live her own life seriously. Isn't it great to study hard while managing your own marriage, and to motivate your friends and the male protagonist to make progress?

There is no bullshit, the female protagonist is not bullied, the male protagonist is considerate and capable, and the in-laws are also very good, they do not dictate but also help. There is a little friction to promote the plot, the whole story is harmonious and beautiful, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is also natural, and the description is delicate and true. I don't feel any discomfort now.

It's rare to find a good-looking chronicle. The recently recommended chronicle has many modern words, plus some weird problems that I can't understand. It's both fun and confusing. Don't make this novel too flashy or make the characters collapse. If you stick to it, it will definitely become popular🔥

The author writes well, especially the description of the supporting characters, which is very realistic. There are no absolute good and bad people. Everyone has their own selfishness. Especially when I saw the description of the sister-in-law's daughter, I cried. She is a very sensible and strong little girl, and she really wrote about the contradictions of Chinese parents. The description of ordinary people is really good. I don't say that the supporting characters are all bad. I can really see the contradictory and stubborn psychology of ordinary people. In fact, if you think about it carefully, it is reasonable to describe the male protagonist more in the early stage, because the female protagonist was a little pitiful, lived a miserable life, and did not know the male protagonist. The main point of writing the male protagonist's point of view is to draw out why the female protagonist and the male protagonist got married. Due to the limitations of the times, I feel that the emotional development of the two people after the previous plot is reasonable. If nothing was written, the male protagonist inexplicably married the female protagonist, it would be even more outrageous, right?

The pace is not fast, the author has his own rhythm, and there are no bloody or surprising plot developments. The relationship between the male and female protagonists develops very naturally. It is not like falling in love at first sight and then being destined for literature. The relationship between the young lovers will grow slowly and naturally. I'll read two chapters before going to bed tomorrow. It's warm and reassuring [blowing kisses]