Sixties: I Became the Villainess, Got Pregnant, and Married an Officer Instead

Quite fresh. It is rare to see a heroine change several men in period novels, especially when she marries another man. Very brave, finding a way out of adversity. The writing is very good.

The framework of the story is good. It's a story about three hard-working girls who support each other and grow up after meeting in Beidahuang. I really like this heroine. Although the original heroine was abandoned out of wedlock and pregnant at the beginning of Tianbeng, and the heroine was forced to take over the body, she was brave and resourceful and quickly figured out a way out for herself. She took the benefits and directly signed up to support Beidahuang without getting into unnecessary entanglements with her original family. Later, when she got pregnant and married the male protagonist, she made it clear to the male protagonist. The male protagonist was attracted to the female protagonist herself, and the two of them formed a family and made progress together. Because of the male protagonist's status as a soldier, he spent many years together and separated a lot. The female protagonist took her children and lived together with her best friend. Later on, I feel like I have cut off a lot of details and haven't expanded on the details. Also, what is the surname of the heroine's biological father? He is sometimes Wu, sometimes Luo [smile]

I finished listening to it before I knew it. The heroine is not perfect and has a very realistic character. And the original owner she passed through was also flawed. There is no such concept of purity or uncleanness. Time travel! I definitely can't choose who I will wear it on, but the heroine works very hard to live.

This is my first time to give a long review for a book. The story is very good and the content is very novel. The characterization is also good. I just hope that this book can be better if it is polished carefully. When I read the back part, it felt like reading a narrative. There is basically no emotional drama between the male and female protagonists after they get married. If the story of the ex-husband is well written, it may become a small hit point. It is a bit regretful that the book should not end like this.

It is a short story with more than 100 chapters. The writing of this true and false Qianjinwen is not bad. At least there is no other messy ending and it is quite good. There is nothing, nothing too villainous about this novel.

It's surprisingly good-looking, there's no female rivalry, the heroine and the sisters have a sincere relationship of helping each other, and the female supporting characters are also very distinctive.

A relatively good article, warm and tactful, flowing smoothly, what about the extras?

Finished reading it in one go

If you want to see your ex-boyfriend regret it, let's do some extras.

Yes, the plot is not procrastinating or the same.