Lovely Life in the 1960s

I rarely write book reviews, and I already have a negative score, but I really can't stand it when I read this. Who is it? The heroine wants to go on a blind date. Everyone knows it, but she doesn't know it. Then when they meet, her family decides to get married without asking her. In this way, the heroine still accepts it. She is still a heroine who travels back and forth. She is forced to go on a blind date and is told to get married. Is there something wrong with that?

When I go, the heroine is still speechless, and I am even more speechless after watching...

It feels a bit light and watery. There is a plot, but there seems to be no detailed description except dialogue and the like.

Damn, in period texts, wives are generally called daughter-in-law, not madam. This was a bourgeois title at the time!

The heroine is mentally retarded. It's no longer popular to confuse heroines. With the heroine like this, she can't live well in modern times.

I can only say that the heroine is really useless, she doesn't have any opinion at all like a puppet, she does whatever others say.

I can't stand it anymore, why is it still the same old confused heroine and an older leftover man with a child, no matter if the child is biological or not, does he have to be a stepmother?

It's pretty good, but it was a bit uncomfortable at the beginning when the protagonist got married and didn't care about the male protagonist's children, but it gradually got better.

Come on, keep updating.

I'm really impressed by the heroine, I cry every now and then