A Happy Life Is Hard to Find in the 1990s
九零福妻好难追
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 524k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Marriage & Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
258Chapters
8.2kRecommendations
4.1kFans
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Lu Qingshu, the male lead, is quite different from other romance novels. In his past life, he was a bookworm who didn't know how to express his love. Reborn, he's endearingly awkward, and his feelings for Shi Miao are passionate and fiery. Unlike the stereotypical cold-faced male leads in other romance novels, he's truly captivating.
The more I watch, the more I enjoy it! Go, Sunshine! Mwah! Sending you love ❤️❤️❤️
There's a problem with chapter 101; the female lead's character is ruined. Many viewers have noticed Qin Mubai's interest in her. As a reborn person, she's not a naive, innocent girl; surely she could see it! She even had a passionate chat with him, bordering on manipulative. Her character is a bit off; author, please revise it, or it'll become a major flaw. Is the author there?
Oh no, I've fallen into a pit! Where is the author?
Suddenly I realized that the male lead has no female friends besides the female lead. All the women he's with are either unreliable or just plain awful. His kindness towards the female lead is probably due to something from a past life. On the contrary, he has many male boyfriends. Think about it carefully (gay).
Waaaaah~ That's all! More, more, more! I'll say it three times because it's important.
Very good read. The characters' inner thoughts are delicately portrayed, and the plot is fast-paced. A great story, highly recommended. 🙂
I think we can't blame Lu Qingshu entirely for Shi Miao's tragedy in her past life, can we? Her own inferiority complex was also one of the reasons for the harm. Is it appropriate to just blame him?