Reborn in the 1980s: The Plump Military Wife Brings Her Husband Good Fortune

It is a story about a soldier. The female protagonist is a person who has traveled through time and has a new life with the male protagonist through her own efforts. The original protagonist's sister also has a lover and is looking for her biological father. I also go to work in a research institute in this life. Worth seeing

It's pretty average, there's a lot of talk! After reading dozens of chapters, I didn't really want to continue reading. In line with the principle of persisting to finish reading once I started, I really couldn't persevere after reading about a hundred chapters. Many of the sentences were tedious and some were poorly spoken! I personally don't like it very much!

The writing style needs to be improved, many plots also feel inconsistent, the plot is confusing, and the description of events is unclear. After more than 100 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore.

How should I put it, the logic is illogical in some places. (Involving spoilers) In order to track down and arrest the gang that trafficked women, the male protagonist disguised himself as a woman to lure the snake out of the hole. Even with superb makeup skills, as a soldier, it is easy for him to grow dark and rough, and the male skeleton is larger than that of a female. In addition, as they are soldiers, their limbs must be stronger, but those people just didn't notice anything... There is also a male supporting character in it. I just said that he is not close to women and does not want to fall in love. But just after a while, he fell in love with the heroine's sister at first sight. That's it. The problem is that his immediate confession and constant pursuit are quite abrupt. These are my thoughts right now

Why are all the dramas of this era written like this? The original owner is worthless, ugly, fat, ugly, dirty and smelly. The original owner was not very good. But I have been married for five years. I have done a lot of wrong things in these five years, but the reason is that although the male protagonist married. But he didn't like to take his wife and children for granted, so the original owner planned to give birth to a child, and the male protagonist found an excuse to divorce. The original owner simply admitted his mistake and let it go. If a soldier doesn't want to get married, no one can force him to do so. When you get married, you treat the person you are not a human being, and you don't look for your own reasons and just blame the original owner. Isn't it caused by the male protagonist's indifference and ruthlessness? Everything is fine when the heroine travels back in time, her flesh is still the same, her appearance remains the same, but she is invincible just because she has a different soul.

Chapter 53 The change is too fast!

To be honest, I rarely comment unless I see a good book. Over the years, not to mention tens of thousands, thousands of books have been written. This is the first time I have seen such a poor portrayal of characters. It can be said that the character's era, background, work background, personality characteristics are completely written by a child, without any polish, and may not even understand ordinary characters.

The chronology is too loose and the logic is confusing

Su Lina is just a supporting character, why should she be made so disgusting? Bad review

After reading Chapter 53, I don't like either male or female protagonist.