
The Tough Wife Takes Charge in the 1980s
八零之悍媳当家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Marriage & Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I came across this for free, and it's not bad. There are a lot of bad guys, but they're quickly dealt with. However, they just keep appearing, one after another, seemingly endlessly, growing faster than leeks. Seeing the appearance of the scheming Angel, I hope this is the last of the villains. Constantly dealing with these extreme characters is really tiring! Readers will get tired of it. A small suggestion for the author: keep it up!
Is nobody coming? I'll go first.
Pregnant women shouldn't eat hawthorn, right?
I haven't even seen the fight yet, but there are only 6 posts in the circle!?
It's not bad, you can keep watching. The villains in the story are a bit too extreme, causing car accidents and killings all the time. There have been many terrible cases, but thankfully they weren't close relatives like aunts and uncles. The backgrounds of the male and female protagonists seem to take up a large part of the entire story.
The female lead's family is nice; they know she's doing well.
Hong Lei and Gu Yimei didn't end up together, so what was the point of the author setting up so many scenes beforehand?
Author, you've added so many blank lines...