A Spirited and Sweet Wife in the 1960s

I didn't like this book. From the very beginning, I could tell the female lead was a bit dramatic, so I dropped it.

I almost gave up when I first started reading, but I decided to keep going. I'm so glad I didn't, or I would have missed out on this great book! I'm giving you all my monthly tickets and recommendation votes!

The engagement scene was disgusting; both Liu Weiguo and Yinxing's behavior was utterly repulsive! I couldn't bear to watch anymore!

It's actually a good period drama, but I don't like the way the female lead handles things. She says she won't offend others unless they offend her, but she's constantly bullied and remains indifferent. She keeps her anger bottled up inside, and I don't understand why she should endure it when it's inflicted by others.

If there were real people like the female protagonist, so selfish that they almost killed innocent people, then they "deserved" to be orphans.

I feel like I was forced into this engagement, and there's pressure from public opinion. I don't really like it.

I graduated from university in my past life. Why am I still glued to books every day in this life? Is my IQ not high enough?

Great book, added to my bookshelf. Keep it up! Let's encourage each other! ｡◕‿◕｡

I think it's very well written, really. Based on my experience of reading novels for over ten years, it's really good. Keep it up!

First of all, the female lead's name is a major turn-off. Osmanthus? Haha, that's hilarious! Even in the countryside of the 60s and 70s, a name like that would be incredibly rustic, let alone what it would be like afterward. Didn't the female lead experience any negative impact on her schooling or society? It's hard to say when she's older, but wasn't she ridiculed as a child?