A Sweet Little Wife in the Eighties

Most of the period novels have the male and female protagonists getting married soon after getting along, but this one goes the other way. They don't get together until the ending, and then they get married and have children. It's not enjoyable to watch. The male protagonist is unrequited in the beginning, and it's not until the middle and late stages that the female protagonist likes him. The relationship line is too slow, and there is not much interaction between the two. The only highlight is that the article is not too long.

The simple and honest life themes highlight the cumbersome lives of ordinary people.

Everyone is holding back and not saying anything. Why is it so awkward?

In terms of the plot, the male protagonist is like a sawed-off gourd, he will become sullen and angry, and he looks anxious to death.

I read it in one sitting. It is not an exaggerated and enjoyable story. The logic is reasonable and comfortable to watch. The male protagonist and the female protagonist slowly grow up through various difficulties. The parents are short-lived and each character is relatively independent and vivid. With the ups and downs of men and women, the gathering and separation of relatives and friends around them, and the different attitudes of different people, it reflects the warmth and warmth of human relationships in reality. It is a good inspirational text with a pastoral feel.

The male protagonist is a bit of a scumbag. There are misunderstandings and he doesn't explain them clearly. No mouth.

Ordinary, my situation is a bit rough

I think the female protagonist is quite good, well-behaved, kind, capable and motivated. I abandoned this book because the male protagonist is uneducated first of all. He is also chauvinistic. He makes decisions first and then makes decisions later. It seems that he is capable. I hate him very much. I especially hope that the female protagonist will kick him.

The writing was wonderful and detailed in the early stages, but it felt very sloppy later on, with some foreshadowing not being developed and some plots being perfunctory.

I really don't like reading dog-licking articles.