I Brought My Villa to the 1980S

See Chapter 13. The male protagonist doesn't like his personality. On the first day of marriage, the male protagonist's stepmother shows off her power. The male protagonist turns out to be a teller. He also blames the female protagonist for talking too much and telling outsiders about family affairs. Haha, give up the article decisively

I still prefer historical articles. This article is somewhat new and not too exaggerated. Overall, it is a satisfactory article. The only shortcoming is that there are too many typos, which sometimes affect the reading experience. I read some comments that the male protagonist is sick, and the female protagonist, the mother-in-law, has a large family. I think it depends on the personal growth environment. After reading the full text, I felt that the male protagonist has always loved the female protagonist, and showed great love, tolerance, and trust to her. The female protagonist used to be alone all her life, with no friends or relatives. After time travel, she has close family members and relatives who truly care about her. She makes these people live a good life within her own ability. I think that in addition to the heroine being too versatile, the article also writes about the imperfections of people, including the heroine, which I think is quite true.

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A very nice article, full of content and depth. I hope the author pays attention to the details, for example: Zhou Xuejun agreed to change his surname to Su, but ended up changing it in that chapter, and continued to use his surname Zhou after that; Grandma Huang died during the coffin plot, and the one left behind should be Grandma Jiang... The last one (๑¯◡¯๑) Manman should actually be named Su! Such a good father Su has no offspring (Zhou Xuejun's child has his mother's surname Wu), but such a bad father Liang does (a bit unfair)

Your writing space is of no use. The whole article is either about writing about the best, or about solving the best problems. It's boring.

Sometimes I really feel that the male protagonist is seriously ill

There is almost no space, no passion, and it is hard to see. It is too bland. In short, it is not what I like.

I feel that the title is a bit inconsistent. It is a time travel with a villa, but it is not based on the title. It should not be used more than two hands. The content is all about meeting the best and solving the best. Shuhuang looks at it, it's okay, it has a rather heartwarming ending.

I gave it up. I personally didn't like it. When I saw the second time the heroine was asked to take out her things, I decided not to watch it. The first time was framed by others and handed over to the state. The second time I picked something up in the garbage dump, I had to hand it over. I was very patriotic.

Not much space for use