[Ensemble cast, everyday life, sweet romance. Coming soon: Daily Life Raising Kids as a Courtyard Couple [Period], Island Stepmom in the Seventies. Please add them to your collection!]
Lu Heng has a good job and is an upright man. He's also the most handsome man in the entire shared courtyard. Unfortunately, his mother is a domineering shrew, and his four younger siblings are weirdos who act like they've all lost their minds.
Yue Mian is the prettiest girl in the production brigade. She has a secret: she can talk to cats and always gets the latest information from them. Unfortunately, ever since she was little, everyone has thought she was a fool.
After Yue Mian married Lu Heng, everyone said that the two of them simply didn't mind each other's flaws. What a perfect match: a fool and a family of oddballs.
After the wedding, Yue Mian discovered that the Lu family wasn't as terrifying as outsiders made them out to be. In their eyes, everything she did, big or small, was a good thing.
She likes to sleep in.
Lu Heng: My wife must be showing me how to take care of my health because she worries I'll overwork myself. I need to cherish her even more.
She's a picky eater.
Her mother-in-law: My daughter-in-law must feel sorry for how hard I work, so she wants to leave all the food for me. I need to treat her well.
She's not good at housework.
Her younger brother- and sister-in-law: Our sister-in-law must want us to do more housework so we can learn to live independently. We need to work harder and not let her good intentions go to waste.
The Lu family thanked the heavens. They hadn't married a fool at all: they'd stumbled upon a priceless treasure!
Yue Mian couldn't understand why anyone thought the Lu family was a den of tigers and dragons. She had clearly married into the best family!
The cats in the shared courtyard told Yue Mian that her mother-in-law had been reborn. Yue Mian was overjoyed. What was she waiting for? Her mother-in-law doted on her, so she had to cling tightly to this powerful ally!
Their lives just kept getting better and better.
Yue Linglan, who had accepted a hundred yuan in bride price from Lu Heng but stubbornly refused to marry him, forcing Yue Mian to take her place, was dumbfounded.
The woman who had transmigrated into a book and the reborn woman in the shared courtyard were dumbfounded too. Why hadn't this whole family of oddballs turned into cannon fodder?
[Set in a fictional world. The heroine matures gradually, becoming more composed over time. Different strokes for different folks. You don't need to tell me if you drop the story. Wishing everyone a happy life.]
Theme: Family, love, serving the country
Xue... It's so annoying, frustrating and disgusting, and he never logs off... I gave up...
What the hell is written? I really can't read it. The writing is poor and the logic doesn't make sense.
I want to know what the three views in this book follow. The divorced people in the compound actually digested it internally in the compound. I wonder if the three views nine years later are different from those in the previous era.
It's so obviously rotten. Many weirdos don't get any retribution. Moreover, the heroine will actually fight back immediately against those who bully her, but it seems that the heroine does not feel the same about the second uncle's family who have abused the heroine for so many years (making the heroine wake up early to wash clothes, not giving her a full meal, making her work every day, asking him to talk about the second floor, etc.). Don't you think it's inconsistent? Even if the heroine is not capable of revenge, she can describe her psychology. After being abused for so many years, the heroine does not have any resentment. Is this reasonable? Moreover, the characters in the article are extremely confusing, and the writing style is also very simple. 1. It was said earlier that Chen Weidong's wife was a widow from a second marriage with two children, and later it was said that she was a young lady. I would like to ask if these two children disappeared? The same goes for Chen Weidong's mother, who is very contradictory when she appears one after another. 2. Zhang Huifang is Daguang's daughter-in-law at one moment and Erming's daughter-in-law at another? 3. Hua Huiling's husband appears and disappears from time to time! 4. Huang Lianfang's sister-in-law disappeared inexplicably and later became Aunt Pan's daughter-in-law! 5. Qian asked that it is difficult for a family to save 100 yuan. Only the male head of the family has a salary. The other five members of the family are unemployed, but they have saved 800 yuan. Is this reasonable? As other comments have said, this article is totally illogical!
This Wei Dongniang has appeared once before. Her image at that time was completely different from her current one. She was called Zhang Laipo at that time?? She is a woman who picks up troubles unforgivingly, but what is described here is a cunning woman, completely different before and after. Did the author forget what he wrote before? In the previous chapter, it was written that Hua Huiling had a husband at the beginning, and there were related plot descriptions. In the middle of the writing, she lost her husband, then she got a husband, and now she has lost her husband. Is this reasonable? The characters must be unified!
Let me make one last comment. The author has no idea about money or academic qualifications. 1. It is said here that the male protagonist has a college degree. Is it possible? The male protagonist was 22 years old when he got married, and wg had already started a few years ago, so did the male protagonist obtain a college diploma when he was a teenager? Is it reasonable?? 2. The issue of academic qualifications. Technical secondary school students and high school students were very valuable in that era. Before the reform and opening up, in those ten years, there were not many people with high academic qualifications. To work in a factory, you did not need such a high degree of education. Only technical secondary schools and high schools could do it. This is not true. 3. The male protagonist's salary is high, but the third-level worker only earns more than 40 yuan. How can one person support 6 people? How can he live so easily? He can only make do. Younger brothers and sisters need a male lead to support them. How could the male protagonist save more than 800 yuan? In those days, the male protagonist's money had to be handed over to his mother to support the family. Counting this article, the male protagonist did not have to hand over the money. But does this make sense? 4. Besides, in the 1980s and 1990s, households with ten thousand yuan were very impressive. You can imagine how difficult it was to earn a few thousand yuan in the 1970s. How did the hero's mother get more than 1,000 yuan in likes in such a short period of time?? This is a huge amount of money!!! After reading the article, I felt it didn't make sense.
Is this logical? This Tian Erya thinks that the heroine is a fool, and the male protagonist was given back to the heroine because her cousin didn't want it. She thinks that the cousin is better than the heroine. But the previous article mentioned that Erya was clever and saw through that the heroine was actually living a good life, and Erya also knew that her cousin was not living a good life. Isn't this a contradiction? The logic of this Erya is completely contradictory, right? Or is it that the author simply described the villain as very bad and as a tool?
Is the cafeteria what I thought it was?
Reject anxiety hahahaha
我也是见…想知道这作者能多水多狗血多膈应人，已经是跳着看了还是每次都气着，难怪不敢给每章写简介，不然二十章跳看都不影响阅读谁受得了