Portable Space in the 1950s

The male lead's character is disgusting. He blatantly lets his brother take advantage of the female lead, and after he's already verbally taken advantage of her, he says, "Stop talking!"? The female lead is also incredibly self-centered. She claims it's nothing between them, yet they live together, she cooks for them, does their laundry, and is completely subservient to them.

I dropped it. What a mess! The female lead is portrayed as both obnoxious and brainless. Although the country was liberated in the 1950s, the situation was still very tense. During the worst of the crackdown on enemy agents, someone like the female lead wouldn't have survived to leave the village. They added a male lead who was forced into the role; he constantly says he doesn't want to, but he's always physically trying to get close, and he keeps proclaiming himself an independent person...

This guy is ridiculous, I have no liking for him. Is he the male lead from some kind of crazy story?

The protagonist's "golden finger" (advantageous character) setting is excellent, but the author's understanding of that period is insufficient. Although it's set in the 1950s, the characters speak 21st-century language, which feels jarring. This is especially true in the scene where the female lead debates with the protesters; her language is vulgar throughout, completely unlike that of a law…

Seriously, I can't stand Zhao Jianguo. I don't know if the female lead is out of her mind to force scenes with him. If he's the male lead, this book is really not worth reading.

The female lead has such a powerful cheat ability but is useless at everything else; is she just there for romance? And a nanny-style romance at that? And the male lead's constant internal monologues about the female lead being an illiterate country bumpkin are just unacceptable to me.

It is estimated that a large portion of the book was abandoned because of Zhao Jianguo.

I gave up. The more I look at it, the more painful it becomes. I threw away a bunch of top-notch people, only to cultivate another batch of top-notch people. I can't stand it!

It was a good premise, but I couldn't continue after thirty chapters. The man is such a chatterbox. The female lead is such an idiot. The male lead is so shameless. It's really addictive.

I can't stand it anymore. The female lead is too much of a saint; the male lead and his friends are both awful; the male lead tacitly approves of his friends ruining the female lead's reputation, and the female lead tacitly approves too. If it weren't for the somewhat interesting synopsis... Oh well, never mind... I'm outta here.