Reborn: A Clever Bride in the 1970S

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Divorce is actually right, but it shouldn't be about buying slaves. I feel that after all these years of suffering, it is definitely not something that can be put down in ten and a half months. Whether it was physical torture or mental torture, I suffered a lot! The fundamental sin is that the male protagonist shirks his responsibility. He can't get away with it, and then drags the female protagonist into this vortex to take responsibility for him. Honestly, he didn't have a good idea. He had been living with his parents for a long time, so he didn't know who his parents were! He didn't know what those people in the countryside would think of the heroine if he left! He should also know what the heroine will face if he leaves, he just pretends not to know. So I hate what the male protagonist says about being sorry or what-if. The damage is damage. No matter what you do, the damage has already been done. He was injured a lot, and protecting the family and the country was the right thing to do, but that doesn't mean his character was okay. He is too selfish. He thinks about his own ideals and ambitions, but lets the heroine pay for all the bad consequences of his ideals and ambitions. It disgusts him, the heroine fell in love with someone in twenty days?

I have been reading it for the past two days and finally finished reading more than a thousand chapters. It's really good. Although they are all short-sighted, the author in the book shows us the country's development and experience since the founding of the People's Republic of China in the 1950s. The description is very visual, and many events are as vivid as a movie. It also made me feel like I was transformed into Chen Qiaolian and experienced every joy and sorrow in the book, as well as the joys and sorrows. A deeper understanding of that history. Thanks to the author for his efforts, I hope the author will continue to work hard to interpret the heroine's life and have a perfect ending!

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How can I put it this way? Even though I can't read my fingers, the heroine's character is very ordinary and she's not a big heroine. I'm living a good life, right? I'm drunk even if I insist on finding the best. I can't continue to watch this kind of heroine.

You are really looking for something to do, you are good at Kung Fu, you are proficient in hunting and chopping wood, but you want to live next to your best relatives to find trouble? Everyone has said that they can arrange jobs in the countryside. There are jobs in the villages, so what are you afraid of? No matter where you move, you will inevitably find a woman with a long tongue. For the sake of word count, you actively look for the best?

Didn't you say that her mother favored boys over girls? Her mother and brother were described as top-notch before, so the heroine still wants to go above and beyond? I'm speechless to tell my brother how well he's doing. He's not my type, so I give up.

And the original secretary proposed to rebuild their houses and plant trees for them. Didn't he say that they all belong to the country? Your household registration has been moved, but they still keep it for you? How is it possible? Then what I said before, even if the children are moved away and they grow up, the ancestral home will still be left as a place of remembrance, isn't it just empty talk?

It's amazing. One moment I feel a little uncomfortable being treated coldly by my mother, and the next moment I already know what kind of person my mother is and have a preconceived idea in my mind. Isn't it time travel? Feeling bad for a stranger? Not to mention inheriting the memory, why didn't he inherit the memory of the male protagonist? If you were born in the 1930s, you would definitely not have any resentment towards the male protagonist, but would you rather want to get married and obey your husband? Is it so contradictory?

Nowadays, there are many military stories that are reborn in the 1950s and 1960s. Why can't the male protagonist continue to serve in the army?