
My Mother-in-Law Is Reborn [The 1970S]
我的婆婆是重生的[七零]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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After reading the whole book, I felt really complicated, as if I had spent the second half of the old lady Osmanthus' life with the author's description. The atmosphere of the whole book is funny mixed with warmth; the plot is clever, and ordinary life is interspersed with the best. There was no inexplicable success, and no one had an unexpected ending. Even in rebirth, there is no excessive cheating. The characters written by the author make people feel that they exist. The characters are psychologically self-consistent and have reasonable growth trajectories. This makes it so that even if the types of some "villains" overlap, there is still no sense of sameness as if the same NPC is cutting leeks one after another and Calabash Man saves grandpa. Even the bad guys are not bad at all. It is this down-to-earth sense of reality that makes people feel lost after reading it, as if they have spent real years following the article. While I was reading the article, I couldn't help but keep imagining what the Xinghuali compound would look like if it was adapted into a TV series. Wow Kaka [Let Me Kangkang]
Author, someone plagiarized your article. On Tomato. Com, the name is Rebirth at Seventy: The Siheyuan Aunt Takes the Whole Family
The only shortcoming after reading the whole book is that it is "soft and waxy"
This is the most special article I have read in recent years, and it also opened up the memory box of my childhood. After reading the full text, I feel a bit empty and sad [poor]
I hope this can be made into a TV series in the future. I laughed all the way through it
Congratulations on the completion. . But in the text, typos and confusion of names are quite serious. . .
I like this kind of compound life because my parents have shortcomings. However, although it is a dual heroine, in terms of character and plot, I feel that the protagonists are more like Zhao Guihua and Zhuang Zhixi. Mingmei's character is too flat, and there is not much about her alone. The part in the 1970s is the most beautiful and has the most melons. After the 1980s, it was just so-so. After all, the most interesting thing was the white struggle of this generation [Joker]. The other kids below were not very good-looking except for fighting and robbing the foursome.
Second swipe to punch in! It still looks good when I watch it again after a while!
The heroine Mingmei and her mother-in-law Zhao Guihua basically live in a large courtyard with their neighbors having a lot of fun, the best weird neighbors + shit and piss, This book has a happy ending. Except for Aunt Su, although everyone else did some wrong things, most of them felt like they had reformed in the end. In the extra story, the love between mother-in-law Zhao Guihua and her parents is actually quite difficult, but the writing of Mingmei's couple is particularly annoying.
It's so beautiful. I watched it again.