The Female Educated Youth's Husband from the Countryside [Book Transmigration]
女知青乡下来的丈夫[穿书]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 506k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
151Chapters
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Reader comments 37
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Ah, the male protagonist is at a bit of a disadvantage. When he was young, he had to support the female protagonist's family in order to make money. My wife is already suffering from Alzheimer's disease when she is old.
Originally, it looked pretty good at the beginning. The heroine was not perfect but she was fleshed out and had obvious strengths and weaknesses. However, it was quite frustrating to watch at the end. The female supporting characters who had been messing with it finally had a successful career and a family full of children, but the heroine suffered from Alzheimer's disease. The author always emphasized that it would be explained clearly later, but the whole logic was still messed up.
After reading it, it feels like eating Shi
After reading it, it feels like eating Shi
The ending came so unexpectedly, it felt like it was just stuffed in. I was so disappointed. The first part was well written, but the middle and later stages started to get messy. I can only say that book lovers at the end should be cautious when entering this trap.
If everything in the dream is not real, then don't embarrass the book in the title. I only read it because of the ambiguity. But in the end, you told me that everything was just a dream. I can't accept it.
In the end, the author never made it clear what happened when the female educated youth went to the countryside to pursue Gu Cheng? Is it the heroine herself? Why does the male protagonist feel that the female protagonist has never changed?
The heroine didn't remember the hero until the end. This heroine was really hard to describe... The hero was written so well!
I really don't know what to say, I can't understand it
Why did the heroine end up suffering from Alzheimer's disease? Oh, it's so uncomfortable.