I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the Seventies: Being the Villain's Mother Isn't Easy

I've read nearly a hundred chapters and can't stand it anymore. The male and female protagonists are so holy. They should be the Leshan Giant Buddha. They should be very good. The original female protagonist and her father saved the male protagonist, but her father was a spy and the male protagonist got into trouble. The male and female protagonist exposed her father. I hope that the original female protagonist has the grace to save her life. She also found a place for her to go. Her mother wanted the male protagonist to be with the original heroine, so she harmed the heroine. What's funny is that the heroine asked the hero not to sue. The original heroine came to her house and strangled her, so she let her go. Everyone knew that the original heroine had gone dark and said she wanted to seek revenge from them, so she let her go.

The male protagonist has a lot of bad feelings, and he doesn't even know it when the female protagonist is angry and jealous. Also, before the heroine came through, his wife and daughters were bullied by their adoptive mother and she would not protect them. He only promised to help his adoptive father support the family for ten years, and he didn't say that he could only suffer silently when being bullied by his adoptive mother and could not resist. I only watched a little bit and then I didn't want to watch anymore. Moreover, the female protagonist is too holy. When she sees the male protagonist entangled with other women, she will only get sulky, then turn around and reconcile with the male protagonist.

The heroine, the Holy Mother, keeps forgiving others when they harm her. She laughs to death. What the hell was she writing?

Everyone, give up on the story. The plot is a mess. It's just pieced together. There's nothing interesting to watch. The male and female protagonists all think for themselves. It's amazing. The world can't survive without them.

The heroine doesn't know how to say a few words about divorce. She doesn't convince the author of any article.

What's more, the male protagonist has too much love (exaggerated to the point that a 15-year-old girl asked the male protagonist to divorce her and marry her). The female protagonist's master is a good person and is an undercover agent of the country. Tian Mina's daughter is his. I always thought Xiu'er was a CP with Du Daming (but I didn't expect that she is a couple with Ma Bo's son Ma Shanfeng). The second treasure is married to Yang Dong's youngest daughter Yaya. I think the most pity is the female protagonist's master.

The author's writing is very beautiful, I love it, 😚😚😚😚

Finished reading it

Virgin Mary If there was no golden finger, I would have died 800 times earlier Is the male protagonist Mao useful? The heroine is in danger but the hero is not there The female protagonist is still in danger because of the male protagonist's rotten love story The heroine is pregnant and still struggling all day long, not knowing what to do.

It looks like it was written by artificial intelligence