The Sweet Little Bride of the 1970S: I Use My Space to Support My Rugged Husband

By the way, this rating is a bit too high, and some parts are really unreasonable. For example, when she first traveled through time, the heroine was too natural, and why she applied the medicine before taking a bath instead of applying the medicine after taking a bath, and whatnot. Anyway, it is a little bit worse, but fortunately, I think this rating is a bit high. I almost thought it was a state of praise or a brush. But the author is still good, keep up the good work

Please update 20 chapters in a row

Seeing that the heroine's attitude towards her mother's family is so disgusting and perfunctory, the main reason is that her parents and brothers still dote on her so much. The affectionate tone towards her in-laws is so licking, and it's the first time I've seen her. Some people are going to say that the heroine is not the original heroine, why should she be so close to her mother-in-law, then I don't understand, isn't this the first time I meet her husband's family? He said that he disliked her mother-in-law very much, and said that it was not good to have a falling out the first time they met. Could it be that the first time they met, they just wanted to break up and stop contacting each other? The licking was really disgusting, so at least we should treat everyone equally (not gifts but attitude).

Very, very beautiful I like this theme, and I feel excited when I see it now

There are quite a lot of books about this kind of rebirth system. I downloaded this book casually after reading someone else's recommendation. I didn't have high hopes at first, but I didn't expect it to be one of the few books that I didn't jump to read and half-read. Whether it's the relationship between the male and female protagonists, whether it's about forging swords for the country, or the author's patriotic feelings, it makes people moved. It's finished, feel free to download and watch!

How can I put it this way, I thought it was pretty good-looking at the beginning, but it seemed to be a bit unfinished at the end.

Use space to serve the motherland, and may our motherland prosper.

It's very interesting, but there are a few updates. I read it twice before updating one page. I hope the author will update more. Thanks

The pace is fast, not draggy at all, the plot is also very good, and the plot is big. In addition to loving the lover, you are patriotic. There is no trivial matter, and there is no situation of trying to make up the word count. There is no jump in the whole process. It was tortured at the end, which was so heart-wrenching and made me cry. Although I don't like torture, it also brings richer senses to the readers.

I stopped watching halfway through. I just want to talk about what is written here. I fell in love with the male protagonist as soon as I traveled through time, and then I wanted to keep a distance from him. There is a system, and the male protagonist has to be satisfied and praised when completing the assigned tasks. He constantly despises his original form, a little girl who grew up in the city and was pampered by many people, and chased her to the farm for her love. Life has changed. The accommodation environment is difficult, the food is difficult, and you have to do housework, laundry and cooking. (The original person is at home, and the family is reluctant to let the dishwasher do the dishes.) The heroine herself despises the toilet, so it is conceivable that the original person must also despise it. As a result, the male protagonists did not live together at all, although they tried their best to make people's lives better within their ability. But this is still far from it. What people want is simply not that. I want the male protagonist to go back together, but the male protagonist is unwilling to cooperate. I can't blame him entirely for the trouble.