A Male Educated Youth in the 1970S [Woman Transmigrates into a Man]

I feel like it ended in such a hurry because I couldn't continue studying. And I was caught off guard and was confused by the full text conclusion.

. . . . . It's a bad ending. Although it's well written, these two sudden chapters brought about the plot that was supposed to be the climax in the middle and late stages. According to the author's original writing method, at least a dozen chapters should have been wasted. After all, it was not published directly. There are a lot of external things to write, but none of them were explained clearly. I used to think that I wanted to read the ending without encountering any pitfalls, but now I think it's too much to say it's not finished!

I don't see the need for the two families to exchange children at all. . .

When you see the end, you won't want to write the male protagonist to death!

She sucks every day! !

The first article is very good, but it's a pity that it's not finished. I guess I'm too lazy to write it because I don't have enough income.

Please, a career is a career, and you can't have such a poor sense of family responsibility.

Although, since the child is born, he must be well accompanied. Wang Lin is a little too focused on himself.

"Mr. Xiang also understands whether this is true or not." This is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Mr. Wang

"Dad, there are no more tickets at this station." This is a big bug for the author~ grandpa