The Frail, Delicate Bride of the 1980S

The heroine is the kind of teacher that students and parents hate the most. She also thinks she is good and right, generous to others and self-centered. She just convinces others to do what she thinks should be done. After the little girl really thinks about it, she will find that although she is wrong, the heroine has deprived her of the right to make her own decisions.

Mad, I really want to refund my money when I see this.

At this point, I don't think it will be good. The female protagonist decided to speak out very readily, and the male protagonist accepted it without much struggle. The background of the era feels a bit fake.

I'm really annoyed by the time-traveling heroine who confesses her identity. Three of the five period novels she read have confessed... I really think of the soldiers of that era as lovers, right... Every time I see a good period novel in which someone confesses her identity and confesses to the male protagonist about where she collects supplies... I just look confused... I want to curse...

This kind of thing is true. I have seen a teacher beaten by his parents before, either because he scolded or because he hit his daughter. It is really hard to say who is right and who is wrong. The leader can only make peace, otherwise what can he do?

…Isn't that too outrageous, prodigy?

Is the heroine just watching this?

Can the author also meet this kind of Holy Mother teacher?

Is this heroine disgusting for being generous to others?

"Qin Jiashu's eyes lit up when he heard this" This is a big bug for the author~