A Perfect Match in the 1980s

The female protagonist has warped values. She wrote letters to someone without authorization, and then used that as leverage to threaten them into divorce. Just because Teacher Tian is her teacher doesn't give her the right to use that to blackmail another innocent woman into losing her marriage. The one who's at fault is the man surnamed Liu. She doesn't even know what kind of person Liu's wife is or what their relationship is like, yet she made such a decision. She's selfish and self-serving.

After reading dozens of chapters, I can't help but complain: the female lead has become the main character! She's clearly 30 and still a high-ranking executive in a corporation; this isn't how you act as a matchmaker! At the very least, you should know about the man's situation... Pursuing true love is about ruining someone's life... The 1980s weren't the 21st century.

Does anyone else think the female lead is arrogant? Judging from the incident with Teacher Tian, ​​she seems somewhat proud and conceited, believing she's doing others' good while actually harming them. Furthermore, throughout the story, she seems to have a sense of superiority after transmigrating, which is somewhat off-putting.

The female lead has issues with both emotional and intellectual intelligence. She's overly self-important, always thinking she's right and meddling in everything she does. This meddlesome, saintly woman—doesn't the male lead get tired of her?!

What a troublemaker! She's always causing so much trouble... She helped send Teacher Tian to that scumbag's side to take care of her younger brother, and now we don't even know if he'll die because of her. She has her own ideas about everything people say and do, and she never listens to advice. Isn't she just courting death? If she keeps causing this trouble, I wouldn't be surprised if the child dies; it would be strange if he didn't.

Please make the scumbag brother suffer. It would be a disservice to the female lead not to punish him; he's a hopeless good-for-nothing.

The female lead was alright at first, but she's becoming more and more like a saint, which is really hard to accept.

The female lead is such a hopeless romantic! Even if the male lead is outstanding, is this really necessary? It gives the impression that everyone except the female lead is not very bright.

The female lead seems quite weak. How could she let those people get away with treating her like that? She should have cut ties with someone like Sheng Yahuan as soon as possible, otherwise she'll be the one who suffers. It would be better if she broke off with the Sheng family; there wouldn't be so much trouble. Otherwise, it's really frustrating to watch.

I couldn't stand it anymore, so I skipped ahead and watched. None of the people around the female lead had a good ending; the female lead was also a scheming woman.