The 1980S Wife with Special Powers

Let's put it this way, this is a work with incorrect views. In fact, in my personal opinion, the three views of a work should come before the writing style. Articles with incorrect three views are really similar to cancer. Let's take a look at the three views of the characters in the book: The heroine's uncle abducted women (the heroine) because the heroine escaped and was not sold and ruined by the traffickers, so the heroine's mother decided not to pursue her brother-in-law's crime after picking up the heroine from the police station. The reason is that the brother-in-law only wanted to use the money to buy a baby to carry on the family line after selling his niece, so it was understandable. The hero's father and uncle conspired to poison the hero's mother. After the hero's grandfather knew the truth, he just kicked the hero's father out of the house and married the mistress after disowning the hero's father. Even the hero's uncle was not punished at all. The hero's uncle used his power to sell drugs, fight, smuggle, open a karaoke bar, and collect protection fees from outsiders. It was revealed that the hero's uncle's partner had kidnapped the hero's aunt's daughter. The hero's uncle threatened to tell the hero that his mother was poisoned by him and his brother. The hero's grandfather actually agreed to the request and only said that he would let the hero's uncle release his niece. After that, he protected the hero's uncle in every possible way and obstructed the country's justice. Because the male protagonist insisted on justice, he finally knew the truth about his mother's death. Because his father's family hated his father and said that they wanted to move out, the male protagonist's grandfather threatened the male protagonist that if the male protagonist moved out and stopped working for the family, he would take the child of the mistress who killed the male protagonist's mother home and inherit all the interests of the family so that he could compete with the male protagonist. In order to prevent the male protagonist from giving up the interests left by the family, the female protagonist took the suicide note of the male protagonist's mother and used various tricks to persuade the male protagonist to put aside the hatred of killing his mother and continue to stay in the family and contribute to the development of the family. By the way, let me introduce the current three male members of this family. The eldest (still a soldier), together with the second and the third, killed his first wife; the second took advantage of his position to collaborate with outsiders to sell drugs, fight, smuggle, collect protection fees, and committed all kinds of evil; As for the male protagonist's generation, there are four male members. In addition to the male protagonist, one lives a corrupt life and has a mistress, a third, a fourth, and a fifth. One has disappeared without a trace, and one is not described. He must have achieved nothing, but he is probably not mature yet. For such a book, in my personal opinion, it can be said to be a mental cancer.

At the beginning of the chapter, the heroine is persuaded to quit. A 10-year-old little girl is kidnapped. The heroine's mother is thinking about the compensation from the heroine's grandmother, so she tells her son not to hate her second uncle. I am also confused by this logic. The heroine was sold away, and the heroine's mother called the police and came back without doing anything. Is this her biological mother?

I really suspect that the good reviews are all fake. I will not read any articles written by this author in the future. The author's worldview is so crooked that it can even twist Everest.

I just saw the front, and I don't know what's going on behind, but I'm really impatient with the heroine's mother. She's cowardly and has no independent ideas. She only knows how to be a quarrel. She always sees her own difficulties but not her daughter's. She sheds tears at every turn. How cheap is that! She has no ability, so she has to take on the responsibility. As a result, she has to rely on her underage daughter to wipe her ass →_→ She always imposes her will on the heroine. What kind of mother is this! Contempt (т⌣̀_⌣́)

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​      I can't stand the first part. It's not at all like what's written in the introduction! The heroine's mother is a typical dumpling, soft-hearted, a little indifferent to right from wrong, she still wants to have an arranged marriage, and she doesn't love the heroine that much. For such a mother, the heroine still listens to her! It feels like the heroine has no personality of her own. This book is really full of flaws, so I decided to abandon the article! ! !

After reading Chapter 8, I really can't stand it anymore. It's really an incorrect outlook and illogical logic.

I think, if you can read it and finish it, then you are definitely a good person, the best among the best. That is simply Wolf Kill. Anyway, my bottom line is Chapter 15. If you can read hundreds of chapters, then it is really Wolf Kill.

After reading more than ten chapters, I hate the heroine's mother the most. Her daughter was abducted by her second uncle. She didn't want to call the police and arrest her. She just wanted to settle the matter and make excuses for others. She sold the heroine because she had no money to raise the child. When the heroine was kidnapped and trafficked and met the hero on the road and asked for help, the hero didn't want to save her because he thought it was troublesome. The key point is that the hero is a soldier and a company commander. Is there such a soldier? Doesn't this discredit the military? And the heroine obviously knows how to teach. She looks very powerful. But she's a hit-or-miss person. If it weren't for her identity as the heroine, I don't know how many times she would have died.

Great article, I don't know what to say. When I read your article, I feel frustrated and want to curse. It's so poorly written that I can't stand it. I usually don't read books if they don't look good. You've reached the point where you want readers to curse people if they don't look good. You're awesome, bro.

I can't stand it at all, it's so cowardly!