A Sweet Wife’s Guide to Winning Her Husband’s Heart in the 1970s
七零甜妻撩夫记
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Marriage & Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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There's always a jerk in every family, someone with an unexpected past, and some young military officer or major general who inexplicably ends up around the protagonist, observes them, and falls in love with them. The male lead always has a cold, aloof expression, only smiling at the protagonist. The male lead's love for the female lead is inexplicable.
Watching the ruthless stepmother betray her own daughter was incredibly satisfying. I just didn't understand how the simpleton ended up sleeping with the wrong person. But pairing the simpleton with the venomous stepmother is a good idea; things will get interesting once she marries her.
Many posts from the 50s, 60s, and 70s depict rural life filled with bizarre and unreasonable characters. Please don't demonize rural people. As a native rural person, I can say there aren't that many truly extreme cases! I've lived for thirty years and never encountered one!
Leave a comment! I just want the female lead's father to get away from that family as soon as possible, but I don't know when that will be?
If the author insists on having Su Ziqiao like Hao Lianlian, then please don't presuppose that Hao Lianlian is... Well, you know. It's not discrimination, it's just that everyone has a love for beauty, and the female lead (or rather, the author) is too narcissistic. Not only is she as beautiful as an angel, but even her friend with a slight defect can conquer a rich and handsome guy. Could the hype be any more outrageous?
Gu Lingling's biological mother should be a daughter of the Su family. It's conceivable that Su Rumei would target Gu Lingling because she is an adopted daughter of the Su family and would be replaced by Gu Lingling's legitimate granddaughter. I'm curious why Gu Lingling's maternal grandparents in the countryside treat Gu's mother like a daughter? Also, Gu Lingling's twin brother should also be a member of the Su family.
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I stopped after reading sixty or seventy chapters; you can't read it without using your brain. Female educated youth who went to the countryside at the age of eleven or twelve The idea of repaying a debt of gratitude is actually about ruining a marriage.
The book is excellent, but could you please write less about sex? A man's ability doesn't necessarily have to be demonstrated in this way.
Shouldn't Su Rumei be Xiaodie's daughter? How did she become a grandmother? The titles in this book are too confusing; they call her grandfather, maternal grandfather, uncle, and maternal uncle all the same.
I quickly skimmed through more than 50 chapters and saw that the protagonist was still struggling with a terrible stepmother. I wanted to read about a character who was self-reliant and striving for success. How many chapters would it take before the protagonist stopped fighting with all sorts of awful women and started living a peaceful life on his own?