Spoiled in the Seventies [Reborn]

I feel like it's a bit too selfish for the male protagonist and his family to not let the female protagonist take the college entrance examination.

Why do you have to choose? The author has to deliberately arrange that the male and female protagonists each have their own dreams, and then why should the female protagonist fulfill their dreams? It was not easy for women to come out at that time. Why should they arrange a child at this time? I don't understand it and cannot accept it. Can't everything be fine? As a girl, I feel that I still can't give up my career. I don't explain it but respect it, which is unbearable.

Spread the flowers and spread the flowers. Finished reading!

After reading it, I didn't miss a single chapter. The male and female protagonists in the whole story are very sweet and there are not too many twists and turns, which is my favorite type. Thanks to the author.

No!? Searching for chronology, Shuangwen saw this novel again. I clicked on it and found out that I had read it. Then I read the comments and the 2-point comment was deleted!???? Everyone has different tastes. I didn't know clearly from the comments whether the heroine went to the college entrance examination or what route she took. Then I spent money to buy it myself. I found that it was not my type, so I briefly talked about the route the heroine took to avoid unnecessary spending by others. So I didn't give a negative mark, and I didn't do it in vain. I simply failed to clear mines in the comment area, and to clear mines for subsequent readers, does the author also have to delete the comments?????

Emmmmm, come on, the article is very warm, it's like living life

The ending was so sudden that I was shocked. I didn't finish watching it enough.

Actually, I don't understand it a bit. It's obvious that the heroine came back for the hero. Many times the heroine also thinks that it's all for the hero, but she shouldn't still have the ambivalence about whether she wants her family or the college entrance examination. Anyway, as far as I am concerned, there is no need to waver in the decision that has been made long ago. What's more, the lessons of the previous life must be taken as a warning. Otherwise, rebirth will be meaningless.

Seeing this, I suddenly felt that the tragedy of the heroine's previous life was not her fault alone. The hero's family was also at fault. It was the fault of that era. Everyone was equally selfish. The hero's family selfishly wanted to tie the heroine to this small mountain village. The heroine was unwilling to do so. She selfishly only wanted to pursue her own dreams and ignored other things. If there were no words from the hero's mother, would the heroine come back to find the hero? If they could trust each other, would they be separated in the end? After all, it was all a tragedy caused by the concepts of that era. In the eyes of people at that time, the college entrance examination meant abandoning wife (husband) and children, abandoning the past and present life, starting over, and living a better life. They all take the college entrance examination too seriously and too noble.

What you can't get is always the best