The Good Old Days of the 1960s

The heroine is too much of a tool. She took care of her parents when she was a child, and she has to take care of her niece's children when she grows up.

The damage caused by the original family, whether physical or mental, may take a lifetime to heal. Some people look like their limbs are sound, but when their hearts collapse, they go crazy. When I read this chapter, I was wondering if she was cheating on her marriage, but thinking about the social environment at the time, I felt that this might not be her fault. But what I hate most is not that marriage must be like this, but you can hate this person, or all men, but you can't turn a blind eye to the kindness given by others, and shamelessly become a parasite in other people's homes, picking up the bowl to eat, and putting down the bowl to scold your mother. I have always felt that we should cherish the kindness of others. Maybe the character is like this, jumping around other people's boundaries, often walking by the river without getting wet shoes. Some people say it is domestic violence, but it should be a fight between two people. I only feel that one person is mentally harmed, and the other is physically hurt.

To be honest, I also think men's bodies are a bit disgusting, but I also think some men are handsome and have a crush on beautiful women. I can't figure out whether I'm bisexual, asexual, or gay. Anyway, I'm purely single.

I also felt a little uncomfortable, maybe because the writing was too realistic. As for period stories, I would prefer to read something a little more enjoyable, not too trivial. I think we can write more about small town construction and planting. I am very happy to read this aspect. There is no other way but I love farming and infrastructure.

There's really no need to include the sentence that the person who designed this town must be a man. I don't know if I'm too sensitive. It makes me uncomfortable.

I don't like people who do domestic violence, but people like Tian Yuchun feel they deserve to be beaten.

Ah, hitting a woman is a bit shattering to my outlook on life, and I can't accept it.

Isn't it a bit immoral to pretend to be someone else and steal someone else's big brick house? Moreover, it is said that the state will return the house and land to him after he is rehabilitated. Isn't this Li Kui's encounter with Li Gui?

To be honest, this is hard to comment on. I have always thought that those who beat women are trash. Why do I think Tian Yuchun deserves it?

Is this all over? A bit hasty