The Rugged Man of the 1970s: The Apocalypse Powerhouse's Darling

Nice. Recommend. The heroine is cute and adorable. The male protagonist is powerful and dotes on his wife. The heroine is not a big heroine, but a flower in the greenhouse who grew up in modern times and has just finished the college entrance examination. This is the first time I have seen such a heroine in a period novel. The female protagonists in other stories are all great. Only this heroine is a waste, ugh. I also want to be such a beautiful waste

It's so sweet, I also want to be so beautiful and have someone to take care of me. The male protagonist is a bit like his father's boyfriend. Although he doesn't talk much. But do more. Emotionally stable. Tolerate the heroine. Why. To be honest. I also want a boyfriend like this. The heroine is a beautiful waste, simple and naive. Family harmony. There is no such thing as too much perfection in the house. There is a fly in the ointment. The author said that the male protagonist was 35 years old at the end of the world and 23 years old when he got married to the female protagonist. I feel a bit older at heart. If the age of the male protagonist is written as about 28 years old at the end of the world. It should be more popular. But it's a really sweet sweet pet article

What can I say? There is a person who is very innocent.

Let's put it this way. The male and female protagonists are very sweet, which I think is good. But the male protagonist is either solving the best or the best. One after another. It's like he has nothing to do except solve the best

Was my previous comment eaten? It's quite difficult to comment. The female protagonist keeps being delicate and weak, while the male protagonist keeps trying to steal his wife. He hooks up with the innocent male protagonist's evil female partner and agrees to pamper her. However, the evil female partner repeatedly does bad things and plots against the female protagonist. The male protagonist just wants to bind her to the original male protagonist. No matter how malicious she is towards the female protagonist, the original male protagonist has been unlucky for eight lifetimes. He just fell in love with the female protagonist on a blind date and was poisoned by the male protagonist and the vicious female protagonist. If the original male lead was not a good person, I would have nothing to say, but the original male lead did nothing and was plotted by the male lead and the vicious female partner to get together. I'm afraid the male protagonist's true love is not a vicious female supporting character. She doesn't get punished for anything she does. Instead, she actually marries the original male protagonist and improves her life.

I just read it, and there are indeed some weird points in the article, but so far I think it's okay. You can decide if it suits your taste first. Hundreds of chapters are enough to read, and it's hard to give it five stars because of the large number of words.

No wonder the rating is not high, the people of the time are portrayed as not very smart, and the heroine, a modern person, is portrayed as stupid, the kind of simple village girl who has no knowledge of the world and has never been out of the village. I gave it four points because I only read a dozen chapters before commenting. I hope the sweet pet will be good in the following chapters, and I don't want to beat him to death in one blow. If it doesn't look good... Come back and say a few words again. It's still about encouragement. The more you write, the better you will write.

It's very beautiful, why is the rating so low?

Very beautiful, very beautiful

Who gave birth to the heroine's brothers? Is this one the first cousin and that one the eldest brother???