I Was Studying and Eating Melon While Reading the Historical Novels

This one from the Fu family can't be that male protagonist, right? The heroine's family is well-off and loved by her family, and she has a golden finger. How can she marry into such a messy family? She is both a stepmother and a coward, so that's not the case.

Does it have to be a man? Isn't it nice to be single?

My head hurts when I see a man pick up

Could it be that I can't continue writing without picking up men's books?

The description of the hero's heart after the heroine rescued him is so weird. But I can't tell exactly what's wrong. Is it that when you meet someone of the opposite sex who can save your life, you immediately think of marrying her and having children, and then you decide that you want to be single-minded? ? You won't consider whether the other party agrees or is currently single? ? So it gives me a feeling of emmm having a love line just for the sake of the love line, it's oily. Based on the male protagonist's family I have seen so far, I speculate that there is a good grandma, a not so good father, and maybe a not so good stepmother. Other relatives are currently unknown, and the male protagonist's own occupational dangers. In other words, the life-saving grace of the male protagonist is to marry the female protagonist. Isn't this really about repaying kindness with revenge? So the first scene can't be like a heart-thumping feeling. It's really confusing to realize that you want to get married and have children and then start to think about it? ? Furthermore, a passerby nearby saw that the heroine's inner thoughts were, "If you marry her home and become your wife, you must provide for her well." How to put it, this is a very manly, but also disgusting idea. When you see such a girl, your first thought is to marry her home, instead of seeing her shining points. It seems that making a man have the idea of ​​marrying her home as a wife is the highest compliment emmmmm

Many writers who write about the era love to sketch a litter of cubs and still have nothing to do with it. But the 1980s was the time when family planning was at its most stringent, not just in cities but in rural areas as well.

This book is 90% female protagonist. It is not strictly a cool novel. It is systematic, but it does not rely on cheats. It mainly relies on the accumulation of one's own knowledge. The female protagonist mainly focuses on her growth experience, career development, and friendship and family ties. Her character gradually improves and she is idealistic, but her behavior is more down-to-earth, patriotic and socially responsible. She has very little emotional content and is a long-running type. There is a male protagonist in this book, but he does not appear many times. The reason for setting it up is to promote the development of the plot and conform to the logic of the times. His personal line mainly serves the female protagonist, and he is a side character. Generally speaking, he does not appear as many times as the female counterpart. The author himself is not a blind person, and is very willing to accept everyone's well-intentioned criticism, suggestions and guidance. He welcomes everyone's heated discussion on the plot. As long as it is reasonable, the author will basically make modifications. However, if someone maliciously stirs up trouble or makes inappropriate remarks, the author will not quarrel and argue, and will usually block them directly. This book is my first choice to try this subject matter. Because I am born after 2000, the current access to information is basically Baidu and CNKI, so I am very sorry for any bugs or loopholes. I will try my best to avoid such problems. I look forward to everyone's active communication. Of course, it would be even more fun to give rewards! Hee hee^-^

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He was so careless that he took out things from the system without any clear direction. When he helped the original heroine, he went in for no reason and found that the original heroine fell ill. Wouldn't her father sue the original heroine? Use advanced surgical tools casually in front of others

This book seems to be okay from the beginning. It would be better if there was no part about picking up a man! He even said that it would be okay if the part about the widow's son being seriously injured was removed or changed to "married"! It's a pretty good novel, why does it have to be a man? If you refer to the previous chapters, if a man appears later, you can abandon it!