Back to the 1980s to Steal My Dad's Love Rival

This is the first time I've written a book review. It's awful. Knowing Aunt Mei had ill intentions, she still followed her to her house. Aunt Mei left the female lead and her brother alone in the house, and she was left alone with the brother in a room? She was almost raped, and she didn't even seem to care. Is there really no other material to write about?

The female lead is a pushover, and quite a saint at that.

The female lead in the beginning has a somewhat saintly feel, especially her aunt Qiao Zhenzhen, who practically hogs her education. Thankfully, she doesn't appear much later on; the story focuses 80% on the female lead's relationship with the male lead, her parents' romantic storyline, and the lives of both the female and male leads.

I think the female lead is too weak. She can't even handle such a small matter. She even has to call the police. Why did she have to go?

What the hell?

The beginning was good, but I couldn't stand it later on; it was so idiotic. Being schemed against by Zhenzhen and the woman surnamed Mei, and enduring it for various reasons, only emboldens the bad guys. Besides, you're a modernly educated person; would you really compromise yourself by getting married because of rumors? Didn't you know to call the police if you were assaulted?

Most of what I wrote was nonsense. Actually, the initial outline was quite good, but it gradually became more and more muddled as I wrote. It must have been written by a beginner.

At first glance, the beginning seemed nice, as it was meant to match the father and mother together. The synopsis, about him stealing the father's love rival, also seemed promising. But after reading chapter 50, especially chapter 57, it became clear that the woman in the village wanted to marry her off to her brother, whom she had been playing around with.

The female lead is too soft and our values ​​don't align.

The female lead is so infuriating.