The Whole Family Dotes on Their 1970s Lucky Charm

I really like Guan Shuyun. So far, I hope the male protagonist can be Guan Shuyun. Guan Shuyun really understands Qingqing, and his concern for Qingqing is also very warm. And he is really an almost perfect person. I really like him. Although the introduction mentions Chu Heng as the male protagonist, I still really hope that it will be Guan Shuyun who ends up with Qingqing. Qingqing has always been pampered and pampered while growing up, and she feels that Guan Shuyun would be more suitable for her.

It's not that good-looking. The front part is okay, but the part about Brother Yun in the back part is too annoying. He's not the male protagonist, so why is he always written about being with the female protagonist? The male protagonist disappeared as soon as he appeared, and only appeared again dozens of chapters later. As soon as Brother Yun appeared, I became obsessed with him, and I was speechless. . . . . . . . 🤢🤢The relationship line is too bad. Moreover, the age difference between the two of them is so big, they don't understand what the people in the comment section think, and they try to match them up😓😓🙄🖕🏻

It's nice to read, but sometimes the author mixes up the names, and sometimes I need to update it!!!!!

Emmmm, the plot is very good, if you don't suffer any loss, I will return it immediately. But what I wrote here is purely Yan Gou's enjoyable writing. Anyone who plays well with the female protagonist will have the male one standing 1.8 Meters tall and handsome, and the female protagonist will also be extremely good-looking. The older brother who fucks dozens of relatives and cousins, and is loved by all. The heroine took the college entrance examination at the age of nine. To be honest, she was a bit unsuitable for a child prodigy. She graduated from college at the age of fourteen (should I say sixteen when the heroine has grown up, and she has been idle for two years). It also describes the appearance of the heroine at the age of sixteen. Good guy, it belongs to a fairy who has descended to earth. Because I'm a bit reluctant to accept these, I have no desire to write a book review. Of course, if you don't mind this, you can watch it, but the rest is pretty good. Maybe it's just that I can't accept it, hehe. Don't criticize, book reviews are just for publication. If you have any ideas, I hope you can communicate with them 😉

One female protagonist and two male protagonists, who will she be with?

Ah, I'm convinced. This heroine is a bit "Neptune" in writing. Normal people at the age of 15 or 6 would already be embarrassed to hold hands and hug their waists with their cousins, cousins, or even their own brothers, right? After all, men and women are different. It was pretty good to watch at the beginning, but when it came to the emotional aspect, it got confusing. I couldn't figure out which one was the male protagonist. 😅 The most speechless thing was the finale. Even if it was written and locked together, it would have been fine. But in the end, both of them got married to the female protagonist. Did you feel lonely after watching it? (This is purely a personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it)

Nice

I can't tell the priority. I'm sorry. I can't stand it anymore. If there is a limit to the male protagonist, then the emotional line should not be so messy.

What a mess of a novel. I was really speechless at the end. I vomited when I read it. The heroine was split into two. It's disgusting.

There are two male protagonists, one is Chu Heng and the other is his cousin Jiang Shuyun. The ending is also that two people are reborn, one is Qin Qing, and the ending is speechless.