The 1970s: I Refused an Arranged Marriage, and a Rough, Unhinged Man Spoiled Me Rotten

It's pretty good, but there are too many awful characters and no punishment, which is a bit disheartening.

So far, both male leads are well-developed, the plot is engaging, and the writing is delicate, making it a worthwhile read. I've already added them to my follow-up group. Low score, so annoying. Currently, all the villains and female leads who seem to have a problem are female characters, which is disgusting. 5.5 Points, not a bad score.

I've read many comments saying to avoid this kind of story, but I think the author did a pretty good job. The characters are also very vividly portrayed. Especially Xiao Ye, who's wild, pretentious, greedy, and has a sharp tongue 🤭. It's a 70s novel, mostly about everyday family squabbles. It's set in an era where people couldn't even get enough to eat.

It's really good! I almost gave up because of the comments, but you can't please everyone. I absolutely love the characters; each one is so real and has their own unique side. Human nature is multifaceted, not just black and white. Some people say the female lead is a saint, not retaliating when she's bullied. I wonder what constitutes retaliation? Is it that the slap wasn't hard enough?

This is the first time I've seen a historical romance novel with twins | V2, it's quite novel. The interactions between the female lead and the two male leads are very comfortable, and I really like the female lead's character design 😘🤭

It's so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful, unexpectedly beautiful! Whether it's Lin Chunxia or Lin Chunxia, ​​I'm genuinely getting annoyed. Xiao Laowu is just as annoying, he's completely worn me out. I'm so fed up with Lin Chunxia and Xiao Laowu! And doesn't anyone feel that the female lead lacks depth and is not well-developed at all? The two male leads, on the other hand, are quite fleshed out.

The comic book is so much fun! Xiao Ye is so competitive and domineering, while Xiao Heng is so loyal, always standing by his wife's side from the beginning of the story to the end of the first season. I've only skimmed through parts of the novel, but the comic book is definitely more interesting. Especially that scene where Xiao Ye is chiseling a hole in the wall in the middle of the night—I thought he was just making a hole, but he actually made a door! 🤦

It's a good show. The younger brother is loud and boisterous, pretending to be pitiful, acting cute, and always fighting for what he wants. The older brother is clever, cunning, and never backs down. The female lead seems to like no one, but she doesn't dislike anyone either. Sometimes you feel sorry for the older brother, and sometimes you feel sorry for the younger brother.

The book title definitely influenced my reading experience. The plot is gripping, and the main characters and other characters are vividly portrayed, keeping me hooked. Having read for many years, it's been a long time since a book has captivated me like this. 👍👍👍👍👍 They all have mouths, they're so good at talking, they really enjoy talking.

It's pretty good, but the plot is a bit bizarre. Xiao Laowu is some kind of genius who actually falls for the female lead's enemy. My god, that shocked me. When I saw Laowu's part, I was furious. It's too bizarre! He must be the same age as his two older brothers, Lao Wu and Lao Si. How could he possibly fall for her? She's much older than him.