I Transmigrated to the Eighties and Married the Village Tyrant

The space has no sense of existence, and the village tyrant has not dominated anywhere. The male lead's family is a weird one, not a bad one, but a wonderful one with a weird personality and no particular resentment. What can I say about this article? It's good to read, but it doesn't have any exciting plot. It's not good to watch, and it doesn't really count. Funny sand sculpture? Some of the personnel are quite funny.

It's average, some parts are pretty good and funny, but I don't like the setting of the male protagonist. To put it simply, the male protagonist is the favorite of the family. He has a brother, a sister, and two nephews. The male protagonist's family is like a curse. They are hard-working but the land is not cultivated well. The family members have to lick the plates clean when eating. In such a family, the male protagonist is allergic to ultraviolet rays, so he does nothing. (I wonder if it will be revealed later that he is actually making money secretly. Money, let's not mention it for the moment, anyway, I didn't see him making money to improve his family's life in the early stage). He said he couldn't bask in the sun, but the article also said that if the protection is good, there will be no problem, and he often helps the heroine with work. I don't really like this kind of person whose love is greater than his family. It doesn't work for both men and women, not to mention that the hero's family is very good to him. Furthermore, in order to chase the heroine, the male protagonist took out a lot of things from home, but he never thought of asking the family when he took them. He took the mugwort, strawberries, and chicken cakes directly, and only said that he would buy them back after he was discovered. ), And he didn't leave any of these things for his family, and kept them all with the heroine. If the hero's mother hadn't come back just in time, the hero would have killed the few chickens in his house and cooked them for the heroine without saying a word. After being found out, in order to give the heroine chickens, he promised to leave half of them for the family, as if leaving half for the family was a great gift. In this case, the wife of the hero's eldest brother was dissatisfied with the hero, so she gossiped behind his back, but isn't this normal? Whose son feels bad for whom? Her sons didn't taste any of the chicken cakes and strawberries, but they were all handed over to the male protagonist and given to the female protagonist. She couldn't be angry? So I really don't like the character of the male protagonist. The eldest brother's wife has a bad impression of the female protagonist, all because the male protagonist went too far. There was no separation of the family at that time. Logically speaking, everyone in the family should have a share of everything they got, but the male protagonist just did it right. Moreover, the eldest brother in this article is also very awesome. He specializes in exposing his wife's crimes. He tells the family what his wife said to him in private directly at the dinner table, so that the whole family knows that she is complaining about the male and female protagonists having sex. This kind of complaint that is obviously in private is actually over after being said. He insists on bringing it to the table, making it seem like she is the only outsider and evil person in the family. Then the elder sister-in-law was chatting with her biological mother. She was talking about chicken cakes and strawberries and complained to her mother about the male protagonist's relationship problems. As a result, the elder brother happened to hear it and immediately said that he wanted to tell the male protagonist, I said, are you a jerk? People didn't show up in front of the male protagonist to point fingers, but you insist on causing trouble in front of them and make the whole family look down on your wife. You feel so good, right? This part is just amazing. After the male protagonist's mother found out, she asked the eldest brother to apologize to the sister-in-law, but the apology was weird, saying that the sister-in-law ate the fish given by the heroine and said that she was ungrateful behind her back. First, the male protagonist sent half of the chicken to the female protagonist. The female protagonist was not embarrassed to ask for it, so she sent it back. Later, the female protagonist felt that the male protagonist was helping her to work because she had too many fish and she couldn't kill them. She wanted to ask the male protagonist to help her, so she gave them one as well. Moreover, the fish was caught by the sister-in-law's son, otherwise the female protagonist would not be able to catch it. The chicken delivery part is also quite interesting. The heroine sends back the chicken that the hero gave her, and the hero tells his family how nice the girl is. He won't eat any meat from the mouth, and doesn't let the family say bad things about the heroine. It's quite cool. In fact, if you don't give the good things from home to the heroine without leaving anything, then your family won't have time to say bad things about the heroine. Before you don't send it, your family doesn't even know the heroine. All in all, if the above is a male protagonist like Lei, I suggest you avoid this book, because I don't see much of the male protagonist's personality. Just watching the early stage, I already don't want to endure it until the later stage. I don't care whether he can come back, whether he can achieve something, whether he is hiding to make money, I don't like love being bigger than family, the previous character is too vicious, I can't bear to watch the later stage!

A very good book, 😂😂

It's so funny. I couldn't comment before, but I can comment today, so I came here to give it a good review. It's really funny. I almost broke my waist from laughing.

Very nice