
A Better Life Back in the Eighties
重回八零好生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The female lead and her mother were really unlucky, running into a complete scumbag and a bunch of shameless relatives.
With constant conspiracies and unexpected situations, how can a relationship be considered sweet and loving when one is always on edge? That's going too far.
That's enough. This matter has been dragging on for too long! It's just that Mr. Luo's issue keeps dragging on and on; I don't even want to watch anymore!
It feels like she's been committed to a mental hospital; the female lead is like a piece of Tang Sanzang's flesh, with all the relatives wanting a bite.
The female lead and her mother are despicable. I've never seen such shameless people. They've already had a second chance, yet they still insist on making themselves suffer. Ha!
It almost gave me a heart attack. Are the biological father and all the relatives really that awful? I think the most awful ones are the female lead and her mother. She insists on getting close to these terrible relatives; she deserves it. Tie her down, respect her, bless her, and let them entangle them until they die. 🙂🙂
This woman is unfit to be a mother; she's weak, ignorant, and makes me angry just looking at her.
Is this female lead stupid? She broke up with him without even asking any questions. That guy clearly had ulterior motives. She said she didn't know him when they met yesterday, but believed him today when he said he was her fiancé. What's wrong with her brain? Where did her shrewdness from military training go? I feel so sorry for her. I won't watch it for a few days; I'll wait until they get back together before continuing.
I was so angry reading this, not just frustrated, but because the female lead rarely had a moment of clarity. Her mind was racing, and she did things that most people couldn't imagine. She knew her enemy was a treacherous villain, yet she still eagerly went to work for her, conducting research, and then there was this tens of thousands of words of scathing drama.
It felt like there was no love around the female protagonist in the author's writing, which made it a bit dull to read.