The 1940S: I Hunt to Support My Wife and Sister-in-Law

Up to chapter 59, let's talk about your thoughts after reading these 59 chapters. This book is very smooth to read, the plot is clear and neat without any delay, and it is very satisfying. Gratitudes and hatreds are never deliberately suppressed, and conflicts can be quickly avenged in two or three chapters. There is no unnecessary tension or frustration throughout the whole process, and the pace is tight and the reading is smooth. What's rare is that the female author's writing style is free and bold, her emotional lines are straightforward and unrestrained (really unrestrained), and she has a full sense of atmosphere without being deliberately embarrassed. The plot is smooth without being watered down, the characters are likeable, and there are no twists and turns of sadistic routines. The whole process is enjoyable to watch.

It's really good. I write well in Northeastern dialect. It sounds very friendly.

The writing is very good, not AI, the Northeastern dialect is used correctly, the plot is quite interesting, and the details of Northeastern life are not made up, it is quite good.

Wonderful and satisfying. There's just too much space, so it's of no use

It's nice to look at and quite to my liking. Do you have any recommendations for similar articles?

What you write is rich in content, and what you say is even more exciting.

The language is concise, wonderful and precise, and without any ink marks, you can tell he is an old author at first glance. The writing is very good. This score is 85 points. After all, I just started reading it.

The Northeast has a strong local flavor, a sense of age, vivid character descriptions, and fluent and simple language expressions. It's beautiful!

It's a pretty good novel, and the longer one would be even better!

The book is good, beautiful, and the details are well handled