Reborn in a Bygone Era: The Adorable Wife Is No Pushover

To be honest, I have read the entire book. Of course, some of the later chapters are skipped. As a male reader who watches male videos all year round, I picked up this book to read, and my whole senses felt bad. Perhaps because she is a female author, her writing style is delicate and touching. But the overall pattern is too small. It can be seen that the author's ideological outline is quite broad and the ideological pattern is also large. Mainly in dot-based writing, from a small mountain village, to the military region, and then to Kyoto, the country and the world. The content includes military, politics, economy, education, philosophy, human nature, system and charity, etc. The content covered is vast. However, the written content downsized the layout. I believe that the author must have wanted to create a female image who has a straightforward personality, is independent and yet has a feminine tenderness. But as I write it, it turns into a green tea white lotus who is full of calculations and sheds tears throughout the article. This is the breakdown of character writing. The heroine acts very procrastinating. No matter how nice you are, what can you do to someone you don't like? Softhearted? Doesn't exist. Especially if you can't accept the second male lead, then stay away decisively, don't respond at all, ignore him, or even severely reject and insult him to make him give up. But the author said that he owed it to the second male lead and couldn't bear to wait. I think it's a bit bitchy, and not being able to decisively refuse and stay away is the biggest harm. I always feel like I'm using the second male lead as a spare tire! I hate this type of heroine. The heroine's attitude toward the hero doesn't seem to be very deep in love. When the male protagonist gets close to a female, he cries and becomes heartbroken. When the male protagonist completely surrounds her, he doesn't know how to keep a distance from other men, and he is vague and always crying. It's simply a double standard, a double standard! ! ! Why? Just because the male protagonist loves you can he hurt you infinitely? Let's talk about the heroine's skill in dealing with the problem of female supporting characters. Green tea is simply the ultimate! To give a simple example, Xia Hua, such a pure and simple woman, all she wants is a family and a man who cares about her and loves her. She is a little weak, and sometimes she is so weak that people worry about her. As a result, she was ignored, misunderstood, and even hurt by her husband. She knew where the man went in and out all day long. Even if he was really clean, a completely cold-hearted woman would never believe that she was hanging around in that kind of situation. This will always be a thorn in my heart. This Xia Hua no longer has any trust in her husband. It was hard for her to make up her mind to divorce, but how did the heroine do it? Persuade peace! Please! The heroine knows best who Xia Hua's husband is! Xia Hua's husband just said a few words and promised and then she completely believed him? Then she often talks about the male lead supporting her and being her backing. But in fact there are various hints that if you reconcile, he will treat you well and he loves you! What can Xiahua actually do? The only things the mother's family can count on are the male protagonist as her brother and the female protagonist as her sister-in-law, but in the end they can't rely on anything. What to do? Can only compromise. Seeing this, I really think the heroine is such a bitch! That's the hero's sister! Still the younger sister I prefer. Is this how the heroine treats her? All right! I admit that I am a little bit too eager for a heroine! In fact, it is conceivable that Xia Hua will live a life without trust and suspicion - even though it had a happy ending when she wrote it. I think this is revenge on my mother-in-law's family, right? It doesn't matter if you say you want to retaliate directly in an upright way. The problem is that this kind of revenge always goes around and around. It feels like a conspiracy and cannot be put on the stage, so it looks very bitchy. This is the ultimate reason for the collapse of the character! There are still many aspects that cannot be explained one by one. I hope the author can make more improvements when writing this type of article again in the future!

The author made the heroine so bad. First, she felt desperate, sad, and hopeless after being betrayed. After one chapter, she met a handsome guy and the hero turned around and started falling in love with her. I really can't appreciate this kind of character. I agree in the comment section: It's not unreasonable to be cheated on. Chapter 5: Abandonment... Also, a soldier would actually accept a bought wife. Even the propaganda and education of the army in the 1980s would not have reached this point, right? What an insult! (I didn't read any more. If it is said later that the man and woman have a family connection, then that's another matter. But the author's description gave me the feeling that it was like this) Another: Let's complain about the air crash at the beginning. In the description of the air crash, a passenger plane flying bj was flying smoothly, but the person died instantly before the announcement was finished. This would only happen if he was hit by a missile, right? ? ! ! Illogical

Maybe only the second male lead is the perfect role, the others are not so good, the male lead really wanted to shoot him to death in the early stage! All that mess made the second male lead leave with the female lead. After reconciliation, the second male lead will always be just right. Although the second male lead doesn't appear very often, the second male lead is always the one who saves and helps the heroine when she's in trouble, so they have a savior bond between them. The second male lead is written as something he doesn't get, but he also pays too much. He hates the male lead at first, so he's not annoying yet, but later the female lead owes him too much and writes him off. It's so sour and annoying. First of all, you met the heroine after she got married. You knew she was the wife of a comrade in arms, but you took them away when they had a conflict. Others misunderstood your relationship as a couple during the trip and didn't explain it. Later, they reconciled. When the heroine was in trouble, you put in a lot of effort and made her a righteous and forbearing person. And there is someone who loves you and always takes care of you. I'm not touched at all that he loves the heroine so much. Why do you want a perfect male protagonist? On the contrary, the male protagonist is chauvinistic in the early stage and cannot distinguish between being patient and being pampered. Later, he is unable to control himself and dotes on him, and he is jealous because he is his wife's savior. Although the second male lead is a gentleman, it seems like he owes the female lead too much just because of this. The heroine is pretentious, a bitch, and squeamish, causing trouble and gossiping about the hero all the time. Just remember that she would always cry and feel aggrieved when something happened. In the early stage, the male protagonist's chauvinism was amplified because the two of them could never talk about the things that the woman caused. After losing and regaining, the male protagonist was already good, but the female protagonist would always cause trouble and cry. Trivial things every day

Are you and the male protagonist both idiots? They decisively abandon the novel. What kind of thing will they do if they don't get divorced?

It's all about women's jealousy and dirty thoughts

Leng Manyi's writing is too arrogant and mindless. There are many people with good family backgrounds, but because she is the daughter of the protagonist, it is beautified. If it were anyone else, they would have died long ago. Another point is about the heroine and Han Yiwei. In the beginning, the heroine hated him. Later, she was going to be with Leng Manyi, and Han Yiwei was written so well. She also said that the heroine had always been very optimistic about him. How did the hatred come from at the beginning? She also said that she felt uncomfortable seeing Han Yiwei. Now he is going to be the son-in-law, but he was written as the second male protagonist, a little worse than the first male protagonist. It was too inconsistent, and I felt a little uncomfortable when I saw it. Also about Leng Manyi trying to get along with Guo Guo and that Cao Lingling, it was also very uncomfortable. What kind of girls do people like? Does she need to be troublesome? She keeps trying to get along with others, without considering whether her brother will like it. Just because she is a woman and the daughter of the heroine, is she second in the world? Of course, the first is her mother. It was super uncomfortable to watch and I wanted to give up the article by the end of it. Alas, what a failure.

The author, I would like to suggest that you can think a little more bizarrely, which may lead to better results and be more creative!

I feel like I've read this article before, maybe it's similar. I used to think it was cruel or something, but now I think it's nothing. Could it be that people's emotions become numb? ? I don't understand. Is this the beginning of old age?

I would like to ask why the troops and military levels were changed in the book? Is it not allowed? The author is also talented in the names he chose. How did he come up with them? Curious.

Lost chapters, repeated chapters, too many