Transmigrating to 1973 as a Young Bride

Re-reading Xianglu, I found that Xuexia had recommended the book to the author, using the name "Friends"? Question: How is Xuexia doing now?

The dialogue in the first chapter is awkward and the expressions are confusing. Moreover, the heroine is selfish in the first chapter, saying that she wants to train her brother to become a doting sister, just so that she can use her brother to live a better life in the future... If I, the heroine's brother, knew this idea, I would spray her to death with a mouthful of salt soda and make her roll as far as I could.

After reading the first dozen or twenty chapters, it feels like a child's play house, and I can't stand it any longer. Let me check the comments to see if I still need to read it. It seems that there is no need to read it.

Heroines in novels from the Starting Age were generally selfish and had all kinds of bad habits.

It's a mess in the back and a bit of a waste of my money. Wrong typo, wrong name, wrong plot, wrong name.

I also like Space in the Necklace the most. I read it again when I was short of books, and only then did I notice the space text 🤭🤭. After watching this before, I didn't feel like I wanted to continue watching it.

After reading the first few chapters, I couldn't stand it any longer. I was too verbose and couldn't get to the point. It was very difficult to read.

All kinds of things, it's embarrassing to see cancer. Wenwen is pretty good

Is there a golden finger?

It's too long-winded and the progress is too slow.