Transmigrated to the ’80S with a Terrible Reputation

I feel that the heroine's personality in this plot is very fragmented. She seems to be very mature and sophisticated all of a sudden, and has a good understanding of the world, but after more than a hundred chapters, she starts to act like a little woman, and I may not have fully understood this book. I don't understand the author's intention to write about the bottom line of the heroine's character, which changes from time to time. Add in the villains, oops, each one is really more petty and darker than the other. The final outcome is not that this family is not good, but that family is going to jail and jumping off a building to death. I feel that the appearance of the male and female protagonists is to ruin this inheritance of upper-class status. As for the male protagonist, I don't think there's much of a problem, because he is cold and face-blind, and with this face-blindness, it's understandable that he does a lot of straightforward and slightly stupid things. The two protagonists don't feel the CP, not as good as the two childhood sweethearts. I can't feel the bubble atmosphere, and she is already 41 years old when she comes in, and the 28-year-old guy opposite them is a little more than 13 years older than the two of them.

The more I look at it, the more my heart becomes blocked. Abandon the article

The heroine is the Great Holy Mother. No matter how much others step on her, she remains unmoved. After being bullied, she waits for others to help her out. Her mother writes that she is mentally ill. If anything happens in the family, it is all blamed on the Holy Mother. Her younger sister is also a green tea, in short Everyone the heroine encounters is inexplicably hostile to her, and they are all targeted at her. The hero is even more disgusting and disgusting. He directly blames the heroine without even asking about life-threatening matters. In the end, the whole amnesia plot is revealed. The more you watch, the more disgusting you are. What a bad luck!

The hostess's mother is a psychopath, she makes me sick after watching it

This book gave me the feeling of depression and chaos. She is the only good person.

Lightning protection, lightning protection, lightning protection, say it three times, the male protagonist is super disgusting and the female protagonist is super holy.

This is really the most uncomfortable book I have ever read. The male protagonist is involved with other women throughout the whole story. The heroine keeps giving in. They are still in time. I didn't see it. They still end up together. I can't stand it.

I couldn't stand it after seeing a quarter of it. The male and female protagonists had no sense of cliché at all, and the male protagonist was really inferior. He was married and had children and he still couldn't recognize the female protagonist. And I've been thinking, can't face-blind people even be able to distinguish sounds? If they can't even distinguish sounds, then they are deaf and blind! In addition, the logic of the entire article is not very good. A person who performed so poorly before suddenly became the top scorer in the college entrance examination and no one raised any doubts. If we don't pursue logic and just read it as an enjoyable article, to be honest, it is not enjoyable at all. I feel uncomfortable while reading it. Some of the characters are really disturbing, even disgusting. For example, the green tea girl, and the heroine's mother, and then I read the book review and found out that the hero lost his memory and cheated on me, I couldn't stand this article at all!

A story about breast hyperplasia. The heroine has a strong learning ability but the Virgin Mary is powerful. She forgives all kinds of bad relatives and is constantly hurt by them. She also needs the help of four brothers-in-law from her mother's family for various things. The hero is involved with so many women and he still doesn't stand by the heroine. I'm really speechless. There are too many typos and the characters' names are often spelled out.

I'm also confused.. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are time-travelling. Why would a plot like this be marked with time-traveling? There is no connection at all. I forgive everything, and the male protagonist makes up as soon as he turns around. The male protagonist's character is written like this! I'll wait until the end to read it! Really, the author disappointed me so much...