Reborn in the 1980S: A Happy Life

Personally, I think this book is quite good. This book mainly talks about the happy life of the female protagonist who was reborn in the 1980s. Love is not a staple food in life. The male protagonist's small role does not affect this novel, but it makes the novel less cookie-cutter. As for Zhang Min and Xiang Yunhai finally getting together, looking back at reality, it's not that there are no couples of this type. Personally, I don't think there is any conflict! Well, it's mainly my personal opinion

Finally finished reading it! Personally, I think Zhang Min in the end was a failure! She shouldn't be with Xiang Yunhai! It's not that I shouldn't, it's that I don't deserve it! Don't compare her with Ma Ping. Being forced and being willing to fall are two different concepts! Don't spray if you don't like it!

I originally thought it was a cool article, but the author's writing style is brilliant and the sentences are fluent, allowing readers to be completely immersed in it. The final ending is perfect. Even the two poor women who did all the bad things have changed greatly over time. The final ending is my favorite. I am very grateful to the author for bringing such a good book to us readers. Thank you.

There is really too little plot for the male protagonist in the whole book, there are too many supporting roles, and the ending feels very rushed. Even the marriage scene of the protagonist is so sketchy. After that, there is basically nothing to do with the male and female protagonists. The ending is all devoted to supporting roles. It feels like the ending is a failure.

Maybe it's my own fault. I think good people are good people and bad people are bad people. All the bad people are whitewashed in the book, and it feels like I've read in vain, especially when Xiang is still with Zhang. I remember there was a little bit about Sister Xie Chuan and Chang Sheng at the beginning of the book, but it disappeared in the end. Someone suddenly appeared and got together with Chang Sheng. I don't understand how Ying Yu and Liu Baobao suddenly got together. I really want to ask, is Xie Chuan really the male protagonist? The number of scenes is really very pitiful, and the heroine doesn't like her personality very much. She clearly knows that the male lead likes her, but she doesn't shy away from it or makes it clear that the two of them are in love with each other. And it really feels a bit fake. After just a few years of schooling, can I get admitted to Huaqing? No matter how talented you are, there should be a process. The blind pursuit of matching each character with a significant other feels rushed.

It's not good to watch, too wordy, and the plot is too bloody.

The bad ending. Although evil people do not necessarily have to have evil consequences, the combination of Zhang Min and Xiang Yunhai made people feel uncomfortable and disgusting.

It's so disturbing. There's so much short story about the heroine's family, and there's so little interaction between the male and female protagonists. The heroine and her mother should be tough or not, which is a failure. The people watching are angry and give up

I can only say that watching it made me feel ups and downs. What about the heroine? Sometimes she is too kind, and her cleverness is misled by her cleverness. The male protagonist doesn't have as many roles as the supporting characters. I really don't understand Xiang Yunhai when he is with Zhang Min at the end. Hmm... The ending feels rushed? There are no details about the marriage of the male and female protagonists, and there is no subplot about the male and female protagonists in the extra episode. In short, in a word, I have finished watching it.

Overall it's good, but I don't like the final ending. Why did Xiang Changhai and Xiang Min be written together?