The Pampered Peasant Daughter-In-Law of the 1980S

After reading the previous dozens of pictures, I felt that it was too realistic for the heroine to be unlovable. She traded her marriage and schooling to achieve her own goals. She betrayed the hero in her previous life. The hero was a rough guy, but he was really nice to the heroine and doted on her. The heroine was really unworthy of him. Why was it that the hero was not reborn, and then the second girl came up? Position, and restart a sweet love. If the male and female protagonists exchanged, the male protagonist betrayed the female protagonist in the previous life, and if he had the chance to be reborn, he still wanted to be with the female protagonist. He would have been called a scumbag long ago, and the female protagonist would not be with someone who betrayed her. This plot is not good. It should be written that the female protagonist owes the male protagonist in her previous life and is reborn. Later, they made up for the male lead, and fell in love with each other in the process. It would be more perfect if they mentioned schooling again. The meaning of going to school after marriage is different from that before marriage. The idea of going to school after marriage is to increase security for one's life and realize the value of life. Before marriage, it is called a threat transaction. It feels like not marrying her if she doesn't agree to go to school. I feel that the heroine uses marriage as a springboard, and one day after the wedding night, when the hero wants to have sex, the heroine refuses. When the hero asks again so that he can go to school early, the heroine agrees half-heartedly. It feels like the two of them are using this matter to trade, just like women who can do this kind of business with money from outside.

Can this heroine be played by a second female and a third female? After being reborn, he is not here to be kind to the male protagonist, but to do evil! She is such a strange girl who even refuses to let the male protagonist touch her if she wants him or her!

It can be rated at least 8.8 Points! Very true, coherent, and very enjoyable to read!

Quite interesting

It didn't feel good, why did I like a man who was so much older so much, and in the end, it was even more outrageous. He touched a young girl in his home, and it felt like he was sick.

Beautiful and worth a look!

Nice

There are a lot of typos and spaces. I don't recommend reading it.

I didn't really want to see the back part, it was a bit messy.

It's just so-so. There are either typos or missing words. In some places, I can't understand it at all. I just have to guess.