The Seventies: A Madman Fell in Love with Me at First Sight

It's okay. I can see that the characters have their own brains and logical thinking. The plot seems to be developing too fast but it's actually quite realistic. The heroine is pretty and knows she's a little smart but not much. She's always looking for a partner. She wants the male protagonist to be rich and handsome and promises she won't have to work. The male protagonist wants the female protagonist to be as beautiful as a flower and fall in love at first sight. It's confirmed that the man's conditions are true. Meeting three times is enough to reach an agreement. Although the male protagonist is handsome, has a bad temper and dotes on his wife, he is actually Yao Zu, the emperor of the family, and his family members all revolve around him. Some of the scenes are quite realistic. For example, when the male protagonist's family, three of them, including father, son and grandson, are seated for dinner, the male protagonist's mother is still serving food. When the female protagonist comes to visit, the male protagonist's mother is busy cleaning and cooking in advance. The father and son have their own affairs and do not participate in the housework.

It's okay. This kind of character design can actually be written very well and have emotional tension. I have read a few similar books before and it is quite easy to compare. However, the writing power of this book is a bit lacking. In some places, the character design feels a bit OOC. Then the male and female protagonists progress a bit too fast and are a bit industrial saccharine. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

How can I put it, the plot is okay, but there is a dream in the middle, which feels a bit sad. It should be the memory of the previous life. In the end, the memory should be restored, and then the female protagonist will forgive the male protagonist. In the finale, the male protagonist from the previous life will travel to this life and see them and Harmony. Beautiful, jealous to the point of madness, but overall the plot is good, except that the male protagonist's mother is a little miserable. She obviously has a job and money, but she still has to do housework like a nanny because of guilt. The male protagonist and his father just stand by and don't help each other. It must be both of them at fault when the male protagonist was kidnapped.

The male protagonist was taken on a blind date with the original heroine by his mother but did not fall in love with it. Also, the heroine had a dream that the male protagonist imprisoned a person who looked very similar to her in her previous life. I don't know if it was the original heroine An Peipei (because An Peipei in her previous life became very similar to the heroine through the medium) or the original Ning Momo. I was a little anxious when I read it. The author said that the male protagonist was never married in his previous life but would kiss the imprisoned woman.

Shuang Jie, the male and female protagonists are both clean. The male protagonist only liked the female protagonist in the past life and the present. In the previous life, the relationship between the two of them was hateful and passionate. Mark the key points. The male protagonist is paranoid and only loves the female protagonist's baby. Please don't make any assumptions. [Top post] I'm out of ideas.

The writing is good, and the characters of the male and female protagonists are also good. I'm a little confused. In the plot I saw, the original heroine was married to a disabled person. I always thought he had a disabled leg. I thought the original plot had nothing to do with the male protagonist, until I saw that the male protagonist became the blind date of the original female protagonist! (The family background difference between the two is a bit big, although it is smaller than that of the female protagonist. The male protagonist's mother means that because the male protagonist's ears are disabled, he can only look down... This is a bit too much. I really only care about being a woman and being able to give birth.)? I went back to look for it and found that it didn't say it was a broken leg. However, judging from the attitude of the male protagonist, it is unlikely that he will marry the original heroine. It really made me doubtful. I watched it with fear. Unfortunately, it evened out and did not explain anything about the original heroine... And it was not explained whether the male protagonist married the original heroine in the plot.

I feel that the characters of the male and female protagonists are quite interesting and similar to the one I have read before, but I like this one better, and I also like that the heroine will have other female friends who have their own jobs. I hope the author can write about the development of the heroine's work ability in the sweet plot later, which is the result of the heroine's career 🥰🥰🥰

Simply speaking from the synopsis of the story, it is quite interesting. This is the main reason why I gave it 4 stars. However, in terms of character creation, especially the male protagonist, I think it is a bit OOC. Originally, I thought that the male protagonist has ear problems and is not very proactive in communicating with others. However, when it comes to treating friends, he is more like "Yaozu", which makes me feel that the male protagonist's character is a bit out of touch. (Os: In addition, around Chapter 35, when the heroine splashed it with 💩, I thought the smell was a bit strong😳) In terms of character description, it's almost 3 stars. Great support for the author💪

Chapter 18 is not my cup of tea.

Good. I like the setting. I hope there will be more sweet daily routines between the male and female protagonists [blowing kisses]