The Eighties' Blessed Wife

The author's sixth novel is getting better and better. The female lead's adoptive father's family and her husband's family are all lovely, it's so nice.

I give this story a 90 out of 100. My best friend and I both loved it. Please give me some spoilers, author!

One minute he's a worker, the next a soldier, then a company employee, then a military unit employee—what does he actually do?

It's great, awesome, and just what I wanted.

The female lead is too cunning and manipulative. She talks so many roundabout things to a rough farmer and worker, and even I, as the reader, am completely confused and don't understand what she's saying. Also, the author probably hasn't experienced arguing. Who can calmly and methodically recount the arguments of a group of people?

It's so good! I love the male and female leads so much, they have such great chemistry.

Why is there a gap in the chapter? Why isn't it filled in?

At the beginning, I sometimes thought the female lead was smart, and sometimes I thought she was stupid.

It's good that the baby still needs care 😁

Minghao's mom, I want to say you're incredibly mean! This is stuck here, I really want to see what happens next. I feel like Achu is going to get yelled at again. 🤭