The 60-Year-Old Wife Has Room

The heroine's IQ is very impressive, especially when she treats fine grains such as white flour and rice as radishes. In those days, fine grains were as good as gold. She would always give 5 pounds here and 10 pounds there, which was enough to show off. Forget it if you give it to your own family, but is it sick if you give it to the male protagonist's family? Are the hero's family members nice to her? It's said to be a refreshing article, but I don't feel refreshed at all.

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The author's writing is good, but why can't he raise the IQ of the people in the novel to the average? Looks so speechless

How could Gu Nanshan's daughter be called Gu Nan? And Shen Shusheng's son Shen Baosheng? At first glance, I thought they were from the same generation.

To say that it was written in the 1960s is completely unrealistic. In the 1960s, a mountainous town with a population of 10,000 to 20,000 people actually said that two high schools were not enough. Is this 12 years of compulsory education for all children? No one would come to study for free. Those over the age of 15 in high school were considered full-time workers in those days and all had to earn work points. In the 1980s, the prosperous port town in Zhejiang with a population of 100,000 had only one high school. Junior high school students from surrounding towns also went here to take the exam. The admission rate was about 10%. In some rural junior high schools, not one student could pass the exam every year!

A bunch of fools are tossing around, looking tired

Very nice! I look forward to the author's long~long~long~ writing!

I like the big picture of the novel because of its content, but it's a bit too embarrassing. The heroine's own family doesn't trust her, so why does she always turn to the hero for everything? Shouldn't the male protagonist be more of an outsider? The heroine always feels that she is quite smart, but she obviously missed everything in the things she did, and even lied to her family. She said she cherishes her family, loves her parents, brothers, and loved ones. So if you don't tell the whole family, can't you tell your father or mother? Isn't it more convenient than finding the male protagonist to deal with the loopholes everywhere? I didn't care about it, I wasn't afraid of being discovered by my family and filled the food bags. Since I wasn't afraid of anything, couldn't I tell my parents directly? I feel like I have a mission when I come back with a baby. I can help people who don't have enough to eat. Is it okay to be kind? But wouldn't it be better to tell the captain's father and ask him to help think of a safer way to help more people? Do you have to mess around with yourself? The first time I sent food to the male protagonist's family, I thought that all the male protagonist's families were good, but it turned out that there were three top-notch ones, especially the mothers. They were all like that. It's not like the male protagonist couldn't get things by himself, so he needed the female protagonist to send them back and forth. It felt like a hard-earned relationship, and we wouldn't be together by force. I really like this kind of era. I especially like cool articles. I also know that it is not easy for the author to write articles, but it was really frustrating and depressing for me. I'm sorry to the author. You may be angry when you read it, or you may not see it, or you may not finish it, but I still want to tell you what I feel frustrated about. 🙏 I'm sorry.

Such a stupid heroine is so stupid that I can't stand it any longer, so I'll take my leave.

😥😥 I saw the comments and had no idea at all.

If you come in for free, you can write 1,100 chapters with 1.18 Million words. What else can I say?

😥 The heroine's IQ is not above the average level, and the heroine's father is a captain, so the whole family's IQ is not above the average level. The more I watched, the less I could stand it, so I gave up.

The heroine is really stupid to a certain extent. . .

Life is firewood, rice, oil, salt and tea, both bitter and sweet. Come on, author!

After the mother's family has been troubled, the husband's family has begun to make trouble, and it is still because of the life of Little Master Mo. Why do you think Yiyi is not the author's daughter? Otherwise, why would you be so upset?

It's so stupid that I really can't stand it anymore. I'd better bring this kind of father back to his old age.