Reborn in the 1970S: My Wife Has a Stockpile

I don't know where the rating comes from. It's illogical at all. The first few chapters are decent, but the rest is terrible. Do you need to make the heroine's father so brainless? The people in that meeting had little knowledge, but were they not mentally ill, and were they fooled around by a woman? What other house cost 3 million in 1977? The best courtyard house in Beijing only costs a few hundred thousand, right? Also, the mother and brother of the male protagonist's family, I doubt whether the male protagonist is their biological child. When they were in the labor camp, they agreed to the marriage of the female protagonist and the male protagonist, but then they disowned the marriage after returning to the city? Since the hero's mother has the ability to replace the heroine's college entrance examination top scorer with her cousin's cousin, it means that the hero's father's position is not low after recovery. If it is not low, then what kind of shrew is the wife he married? The male protagonist's mother is worse than a shrew. She has no qualities as a government official and no education at all. It is said that the female protagonist is looked down upon by people from rural areas. However, her own actions and words are more rural than those from rural areas. It is irritating to look at. Couldn't the author have done some knowledge research before writing the chronicle? The writing is very confusing in many places.

Just get through the part in the middle where you want to give up on the article. . Overall pretty good. The ending was a bit rushed, but okay. No impact.

After reading over a hundred chapters, I feel like it really doesn't deserve this rating. The female protagonist is 15 and the male protagonist is 19. In the 1970s, the male protagonist spanking the female protagonist was really 6. I don't know how the author came up with it. Moreover, the heroine goes to the warehouse to sell things every day, goes up the mountain to pick up all kinds of good things, and gets perfect scores in exams. Things from the warehouse are taken out and placed on the male protagonist's head. Does the female protagonist really have no feeling for the era she lives in? What should you have and what should you not have? The male protagonist was given dozens of watches for sale, saying they belonged to his classmates. Where did a classmate of hers get things that were not widely circulated in the town? And except for some words that fit that era, other times it feels like the author is writing according to modern times and cannot be brought in at all. Forcibly give wisdom to everyone except the female protagonist and male protagonist. If there is a space, this kind of writing is very outrageous and Mary Sue-like. With the mental power, you can lie down on the desk and cook without being in the space. After you finish, you can take it out. The more you write, the more outrageous it becomes.

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Overall OK. There are a lot of typos, and I don't really like the setting where the heroine takes everything out of space. I feel like the people in it have been written stupidly.

There were so many mistakes that the meaning could not be expressed clearly. In the later stage, almost every sentence contained errors. It was not written carefully and the writing style was not good. It was just to make up the word count.

I really can't stand it anymore. The female protagonist pretends to be hanging on to the male protagonist. At the same time, someone else introduces the male protagonist to a partner without confirming the relationship with him. She is even jealous and angry to death. The same goes for the male protagonist. Just because the female protagonist shook hands with his brother, his brother vomited blood. What kind of plot is this? I can't stand it.

I have only read more than 100 chapters, and I really can't stand it anymore. I can't read these 100 pictures carefully. In fact, the first few dozen pictures were okay, but I feel that the further you go, the plot makes people less interested in watching it, and I personally don't like the male protagonist very much. Life was so difficult at that time, and he had this space to talk to his family. Everything he brought out had to have a provenance, and it was all about the male protagonist. The key is that the male protagonist comes back every now and then. You want to say that it is okay not to see each other for a year and a half? This is not pure. If you give the male protagonist a handle, why don't you just give the female protagonist to the male protagonist? When I read a novel, it doesn't matter whether it's logical or not, as long as it's interesting to me, but I really can't stand this one. I rarely read novels, and I just give up after reading about 100 chapters. I don't even mention his era, background, and behavior. The only thing that makes me happy is that when the heroine went to the black market, she at least knew how to put on makeup. I read a novel before and the heroine didn't put on makeup when she went to the black market. And when I watch female videos, I mainly want to watch the heroine. Anyway, I haven't watched them all, but after watching them, I feel that the heroine is too weak. I don't ask for anything else. At least I don't ask for anyone else. When I read the novel, I want to read it and I can understand it. I really can't understand it. That's it.

Apart from the fact that the year is from that era, everything else is a reference to modern novels, and the female protagonist's outlook on the world is simply problematic. She also encourages the male protagonist's friends to pursue the role of a passerby who is already engaged. Not to mention that in the 1970s, getting engaged was basically a rush to get married. Even now, no one would encourage their friends to pursue the person who is already engaged. It is simply eye-catching and distorts the outlook on the subject to the extreme.

Still pretty good, pretty good