A Happy Life in the 1960s

Wasn't it supposed to be a live-in son-in-law? How come it's now about marrying into his family? Isn't it the man who goes to the woman's family? Does the author even know what a live-in son-in-law is?

In the winter in Northeast China, chicken, duck, fish, and meat frozen outside won't thaw for at least five hours after being brought indoors, and the indoor temperature must be above 25 degrees Celsius. Two hours will only thaw the surface. The story says that the female protagonist can cook frozen fish in no time, which is impossible unless the fish is washed and cleaned. But can you eat fish that's frozen? Frozen tofu can be cooked frozen.

The female lead is a bit stupid, but I hate the male lead even more! Moreover, the author writes something very unrealistic. When her stepmother's brother gets married, he asks the male lead to contribute 100 yuan, and he takes it without hesitation. You have to understand, this was an era when a few hundred yuan could buy a house in a county town!

Given the female lead's intelligence, she should have barely survived a chapter in that era; this is a novel that makes people think less intelligent.

I've read several novels from this site, and they all feature male and female protagonists who are mentally unstable. The plots are frustrating, and the values ​​are skewed.

He doesn't even understand what a live-in son-in-law is. He's a complete idiot, utterly hopeless. What right does he have to be reborn and given a cheat code?

I've read a few chapters, and the female lead's character is weak. Having a cheat ability but no brains is useless. The writing is amateurish...

The female lead is hard to describe; she's a bit brainless and can't live without men. 😅

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