The 1980S: I Was Reborn After My Divorce

I always feel that the description of the male protagonist uses too much force. He often goes crazy or stupid, and his mind goes blank. If he touches his waist, he will become silly, if he hugs him, he will go crazy... Can it be normal?

I thought I was going to be reborn and start a career... I didn't expect that my relationship would never end.

I don't want to be friends with others, but I also think that others will be successful people in the future, and I want to make friends with others, so I eat from others and take from others, and always want to give it back. Isn't it a back and forth? Isn't it just that I want to chase away one chewy candy and get another? Didn't I live a twenty-year life with chewy candy on my body and not be able to pull it off? Didn't I have the guts to eat and take it without breaking the thread?

The male protagonist has a good character and the plot is interesting, but there are too few and it is very period style. It is not a mindless novel.

It just... Feels like the emotional line between the male and female protagonists has grown by leaps and bounds. It's a bit baffling, too clingy, and then the heroine is also too indulgent of the hero? I feel. Maybe it's because I don't like this kind of literature that becomes immortal just by hugging and holding hands It's a pity that it's not career-oriented and takes the emotional line.

Can you please stop suddenly using "man" and "woman" as personal pronouns... I feel like it's better to use names directly, but using men and women is too tacky (இωஇ )

Update soon, I want to watch sweet love

The heroine keeps procrastinating, and I feel so irritated. It seems that the heroine likes two men fighting over her. Yes, if you don't like it, slap him, refuse to talk to him, and keep going out to talk. The plot is also very slow. It feels like the book here keeps talking about the heroine rejecting the man. It is endless, and she is not happy when doing things.

The plot idea is good and somewhat engaging. Every plot can be brushed off in one go. If it is not written carefully, it makes me feel a bit meaningless and tiring to read. Although the author has written the key points well, they all need to be set off by green leaves

Woo woo, so little, so little, so little, so little