Reborn in the 1960s: How to Tame a Husband

In today's world where formulaic and simplistic novels abound, it's a great read to have such a high-quality, high-level, and engaging story!

Yesterday I couldn't tip, and I noticed that when you released your new book, you had already used all twelve of your recommendation votes for other books. Today, I'm giving you all twelve recommendation votes, plus a tip of at least 1000 coins as a token of my appreciation. I hope you continue your efforts, and congratulations on the book's great success! 🌹

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Is it inappropriate to say "arranged marriage" as a childhood betrothal? You could say "engaged," but not "arranged marriage"?

The crops grew so much overnight, and they kept watering them. Everyone's acting like nothing happened, defying the laws of nature. I'm speechless.

The first sixty chapters were quite good, but the female lead became rather immature after meeting the male lead.

🥱I've harvested wheat before, stretching my arms and bending over, it's quite good for weight loss, hmm...

It's a pretty good story. So far, there haven't been any major flaws or plot holes, and the logic is sound, which is quite rare for a historical fiction novel.

I've read the novel in one go so far, and it's been truly captivating! Both the plot and the character development are quite interesting.

They say pregnancy makes you stupid for three years, and now she's only married and adopted a child, and she's not even pregnant yet, but she's already heading in the direction of having only brute force and no brains. Luckily, she married Zhao Kuang, who has brains, otherwise she would have caused so much trouble with her brute force.