Reborn in the 1970S: The Fierce and Brilliant Physician

It's pretty good. Apart from feeling that the male protagonist is too useless most of the time (perhaps to highlight the female protagonist), there are also some places where one thing is revealed, only to be revealed later, which is a bit confusing and not anticlimactic.

It feels very unreal. The people around a rich and handsome male protagonist must be very good. How can he fall in love with the female protagonist after just meeting him? I think it is just to help the female protagonist and forcefully arrange a good male protagonist to be beside the female protagonist. In short, it is very unreliable and I can't watch it.

I quite like your work

Saw more than eighty chapters. When the author describes being reborn in the 1970s, he didn't feel this way at all. Chapter 1: Ten years in prison. Before rebirth, the man's wife was not the heroine's stepsister, but after rebirth, the story describes the dispute between the man and his stepsister. Anyway, the author can write whatever he wants.

Quite average

It's too childish. The dialogue in the article is like a child playing house.

The heroine is the Holy Mother, Chapter 249 and Chapter 250. Watch for yourself

Generally speaking, the author doesn't seem to know much about the situation in that era, so he wrote a bit randomly. In those days, telephones were usually only found in communes.

The familiarity of the dialogue between the male and female protagonists is very sudden, without overdoing it, just take a look at it.

What a mess! The background era is wrong