The 1980s: The Feisty Wife Who Brings Her Husband Good Fortune

Too easy to be soft-hearted, not recommended to watch

The ending is too perfunctory, with the male protagonist always supporting the female protagonist. I've been disappointed so many times by throwing the heroine aside, so why don't I have a long memory? Why can you forgive me?

(Level 10 persuasion) Wow! This is the first time I have seen such an ugly and disgusting novel! The male protagonist is not a human being, he has been favoring the second female protagonist, misunderstood the female protagonist thousands of times, and has never changed his mind. He is obviously very smart and calm, but when he meets his sister-in-law and the second female protagonist, his mind is filled with water, and he trusts these two people unconditionally, which hurts the female protagonist every time. Even if it is later discovered that he has misunderstood the female protagonist, it will be the same next time. Fortunately, they are divorced. The female protagonist still loves the male protagonist no matter how hard she gives up, and she says she loves the male protagonist every time she gets hurt, but the male protagonist just needs to show his handsome face and feel loved again. The younger aunt was also disgusted, and her image collapsed in the later period. She helped her eldest daughter, who didn't know where she came from, to close the snack bar. This eldest daughter even took the heroine's position as the rich girl (I don't know if the younger aunt swapped it with the younger aunt, but the younger uncle knew about it, so the younger uncle also Disgusting, I didn't explain why later), every time my aunt felt guilty in front of the heroine, she would just cry and cry, thinking about compensating the heroine later. Guess how to compensate the heroine, she stole the heroine's son and gave it to her eldest daughter to threaten the heroine, hahahahaha, wow! This plot is superb!! There is no good person around the heroine except her best friend, cousin and Army. Although the second male lead is a bad guy, he never hurt the heroine and even gave her a store. Another outrageous thing is that the author seems to have forgotten that the heroine is pregnant. Today there is a risk of miscarriage. The next day she is jumping around, fighting, running and rushing, eating all kinds of messy things, and doing everything, as if she is not pregnant.

Jumping directly to the last few chapters from over a hundred chapters, the immediate feeling is that the old man Zengzi said that it is very necessary to examine oneself three times a day, otherwise we will live like the male and female protagonists for the rest of our lives. It will be too tiring, and we will not be able to live happily after being reborn several times.

Sad, angry, going to have breast hyperplasia

Hope not to remarry

There are too many logic bugs. Every conflict between the male and female protagonists was never properly resolved. The female protagonist wants a divorce, but is reluctant to let go of the male protagonist, and the viewers are also confused and aggrieved. Neither the male nor female protagonist is willing to bow his head, and neither can nor is willing to speak properly. Both of them have thoughts that turn over and over again, but what they say out loud is always the most hurtful one. It seems that the most aggrieved person is not the heroine, but me, the reader.

The beginning and middle are very interesting, but the ending is too perfunctory and uninteresting. I hope the author will continue to work hard to write a more exciting ending next time.

It's good, but the ending is too hasty, with many people and many things starting and ending! There is no progress in the relationship between the male and female protagonists, the divorce factors have not been resolved, conflicts will continue for the rest of their lives, and they cannot be happy!

How should I put it? What I want to express is messy and many places are unclear.