Those Days in the Seventies

Judging from the plot, Qu Fang is actually a pretty good person.

Not pregnant, lying about being pregnant? Lying in the name of doing good for others? A soldier is not sure that he is pregnant with Chuanxin, and his parents are not dying. What was going on in the author's head? Once ancient prose is written, it cannot return to modern times?

This heroine... What should I say? IQ is limited

After reading dozens of chapters, I can't stand it anymore. I feel that the heroine's destiny is too bitter. The heroine is not delicate at all. It is not as good as Lin Manman's setting. The hero has so many sisters-in-law who are prone to kicking. The hero's family background is too bad, and so is the heroine. With so many brothers earning work points, they can still be poor. Can't the heroine be allowed to be a charming girl at home and go to college to develop naturally? If you get married, just get married. There is no span of love at all.

After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. I didn't like the heroine. It was too pretentious.

Anyway, from the beginning, there are three aunts and six wives. One gets married and the other gets married. It's boring.

The city people described in the book all have a sense of superiority. Although I know that this phenomenon existed in that era, there is no need to describe every city person who comes into contact with the heroine as like this. For example, the college roommates who took the college entrance examination, especially Du Juanjuan, almost became enemies. Moreover, the male protagonist is actually quite selfish. Especially when the female protagonist suspected that she was pregnant, she had already said that she was not sure. I don't understand why she was so anxious to report the news. She never worried about the embarrassing situation that her daughter-in-law would face if she did not get pregnant. From many places, it seems that the male protagonist does not think much about the female protagonist. Moreover, their marriage was a bit inexplicable. I did not see what the male protagonist liked about the female protagonist.

Not bad, it's good-looking, and you can watch it, but the names are always wrong and make people laugh.

It's pretty, but the name is always wrong.

There's no way I can like the heroine, she's all pretentious and thinks she's superior. To sum it up, "People in the city are envious and jealous of me. Poor people in the countryside should not take advantage of me. I am very spotless and don't touch my son or me without washing my hands three times." Like the most bizarre relatives in rural areas who are selfish and harm others but not themselves. To be honest, it is difficult to meet one at ordinary times, but the heroine is almost surrounded by them. I have little experience, but I also feel that the thinking of rural people in the past was not that complicated, right? Besides, the quality of someone who can be a military wife with the army cannot be so low. In the past, the ideological consciousness of military wives was quite high. However, no one stipulates that the heroine must have a perfect personality and be likeable. The author's writing style is not bad, and the plot is also quite attractive. If you don't put the perspective of the heroine, it is still worth watching just as a short story about family farming. . . . . .