
A Spicy Mom Runs the Household in the Seventies
七零之辣妈当家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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I quite agree with the idea that Su Ye will eventually feel that even if Shasha chooses Yuan Zhen, he will support it, although as a reader, I cannot accept it. After the death of Su Ye in the previous life, it was obvious that Shasha was extremely lacking in love. Dajun loved her, but due to Dajun's introversion and being squeezed and suppressed by Lin Wanqing, he could not express himself very well. The long-term suppression may also make Dajun feel that a gloomy person like himself is not worthy of love, and Shasha should spend more time with sunny people like Xiaoling. Xiaoling also loves Shasha, but Shasha is only a part of his love. Xiaoling loves too much. Grandma Xue also loves Shasha, but in her eyes, Shasha can never be as good as her grandson, and her father's love is too silent. Shasha may also know that Lin Wanqing doesn't really like her, but she is so lacking in love that she wants to seize this so-called love. The same is true for her relationship with Yuan Zhen. Yuan Zhen gave her a love beyond others, so she couldn't let go. She wanted to be a star and also wanted to be loved by others. In the end, she was disheartened and didn't want to be a star. Maybe she was hurt and felt that she was not worthy of being loved. In Shasha's world, Yuan Zhen was the only one who loved her, so she eventually collapsed after repeated abandonment. In the world where Su Ye lived, Shasha grew up in the love of everyone. Su Ye didn't think that Yuan Zhen would never hurt Shasha again, but that Shasha grew up in love, and even if she was abandoned, she would not become like her previous life. Children who grew up in love are more resistant to emotional pressure than children who lack love. What's more, Shasha also knows what normal sweet feelings are like under the influence of her ears and eyes.
After reading several chronicle books, this one is indeed a bit anticlimactic. The male protagonist's sense of existence is too low. He is just a tool to provide a better life for his wife and children. In the end, the family did not hesitate to abandon him and go to Beijing. They thought that the female protagonist would object, but she did not, which made people feel a little disappointed. The extra story originally thought that the male protagonist should come out, but it turned out that it was all about Sasha's love-minded behavior. Although it was funny, it actually weakened Sasha's image. Moreover, it was not made clear at the end whether what the heroine dreamed was a fact or a TV series adapted from the facts. Overall, I'm a little disappointed, but I still like the period story written in large letters. I hope the male protagonist will have more roles in the next book.
I don't know what to say about this book. The most outstanding part is the mother-in-law and the sister-in-law, but the heroine is not that lovable. The two sons are 8 years old at the beginning and 12 at the end. I don't know what I read. After thinking about it, I realized that I could just read the text and read the extra chapter. The main point of the whole article is to talk about a few chapters of the extra chapter. It's really frustrating.
The extras are not as good as the main text. In the main text, everyone has their own unique personality and the group portraits are wonderful. However, the extra characters are inexplicably messed with, especially Da Jun and Xiaoxiao, which are really forced. Shasha has become tacky as she grows up, and her love affair with Huo Yan is also very sudden, and her insistence on bringing Dajun and Xiaoxiao together is annoying. Just stop at the end when the children have grown up. It would be nice to leave some blank space. It would be really hard to watch if everyone has to have a character.
If you don't like Lu Xiaoxiao, you are not worthy of the army
After reading it for the second time, I re-watched it and found out that the ending of the female protagonist was not revealed, and even after going to the capital, the male protagonist never came out?
The male protagonist is really a backdrop. Mrs. Xue is really a pistachio.
It's really well written, and the male protagonist is a tool. This scene is just right.
Ah, I basically skipped the ending. There were a lot of side plots, and I felt like I didn't get the ending. It was a bit uncomfortable to watch the ending.
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