A Little Island Family in the 1980s: Raising Kids and Winning Her Husband’s Heart

This is the second book by the author that I have read in Qimao. I live by the sea and I am familiar with seaside life, but compared to how vividly and interesting the small details of the seaside are written by the author, I am still not interested. The author's wonderful writing brings us into the military camp, and the life in the military camp allows us to see the integrity and perseverance of the soldiers, as well as a bit of shyness, cuteness and respectability! I really want to know the follow-up to those photos and the unlucky ending of the scumbag. . .

Nice! This book is very good so far, the plot is reasonable and the logic is smooth. I didn't notice any typos, omissions, or confusing names. This is so rare. It's really a great novel! Looking forward to the follow-up! Come on!

Nice! When I first read the first few chapters, I almost gave up, but luckily I read a few more chapters! Things start to get better once the male protagonist appears! I rarely read non-shuangjie novels, but the heroine in this book already has a child after entering the book, but her soul is pure hahaha, and the male protagonist is pure, so I still read it. This is a very heart-warming novel. The heroine gets rid of the scumbag at the beginning, and takes her 2-year-old son to the military area to relax with her brother. Before she gets angry, she even takes revenge on the scumbag, destroying him and his mistress. It's so cool!!! Then when I got off the train, I met the male protagonist. The male protagonist happened to have adopted a child, and the female protagonist helped take care of the child. The story of the two unfolded. Their family and friends were also very loving. The male protagonist was a soldier, and the female protagonist was an author and cartoonist. However, she did not work hard like other novels. She was a breath of fresh air across the world, hahahaha! Although this book does not have many words, it is worth reading. It is recommended with 85 points!

Good looking, not bad As for the title of the book, The Young Couple on the Eighty Islands is quite appropriate, but the sweetness of the cubs and the husband in the back is still a bit lacking. The plot of this article does not have ups and downs, but it is generally biased towards daily life. The heroine does not have a golden finger when reading books, does not do big business to make a lot of money, collects antiques, etc. She is just like an ordinary person who is ups and downs in the times, without standing out. She has her own independent ideas, but she really integrates herself into the era. I think after reading so many period articles with golden fingers, it is fresh and close to life. The heroine uses words and pictures to open up her career (the pen is very powerful) I like the heroine's family very much. Whether it's the love of her brother, the love of her parents, or the pride of her younger brother, they are really warm and well-educated. The male protagonist is relatively pitiful. His mother died young and his father remarried. The so-called stepmother has a stepfather, which is really vivid. The father's family affairs are a mess. Like many period novels, the stepmother neglected her biological mother's property, and she got some back in the later period, but It's not very relieving, (Wow, I really hate this stepmother and those shameless relatives), but the male protagonist's father is good at dealing with his grandchildren, but if I were the male protagonist, I wouldn't forgive him (Ahhh, I really like the way the female protagonist's family handles the in-laws, it's appropriate~) The male protagonist's brothers (the ones who grew up together in the border camp and Beijing) are also quite good. Fortunately, everyone has a happy ending. However, I only watched the beginning and end of Wu Xiangyang's extra episode, hehehe. It's okay to know that he's doing well Complaints: The niece of Political Commissar Lin's family, hey, she was such a bad kid, but she was later cleared up. At first I was angry when I read the comments, but later on I just felt like that, and it's not that hard to accept. Complaints: Oh my, there are really a bunch of bad guys in the Qin family's yard, they're so annoying (there's a counterattack, it's nice to watch) Complaints: Humph, that's the teacher named An, right, right, right, the male protagonist. 💢I thought it was a good one at first, ╯^╰but I was really pissed off because of his cool moves. Especially if it directly leads to the death of the male protagonist, wow, what the heck (although I know that the male protagonist's halo will not die, it's really worrying~~ I cried to death in those chapters) and the master's wife is not a thing m9( `д´ )!!!! I really like the author's three views, haha. By the way, I really like the heroine's description of the story about the soldiers stationed on the island. The yellow flower is still full of vitality even in the absence of water. Ah, although, I am really grateful to every comrade who is carrying the burden forward∠(°ゝ°) That's it. See you in the next book. Goodbye.

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The length of this article is just right. If it is too long, it will be easy to abandon the article. Although the story is simple, the writing style is exquisite and the perspective is correct. It is very comfortable to watch. The heroine does not have a big golden finger, and she does not have a big heroine mentality emotionally. She loves it when she loves it and hates it when she hates it. It is very good. I recommend it!

It looks good, the logic is smooth, and there are no big bugs. The writing is also good, and it's good in every aspect. It's one of the best novels I've read on Qimao.

It's ordinary, the heroine has no golden fingers