After Breaking Off the Engagement, She Went to the Countryside and Was Pinched by a Rough Man and Pampered

The front is okay, the middle and back are average!

First of all, the male and female protagonists misunderstand each other as if they have no mouths. The content is heavy with ink. Secondly, the female protagonist has a special Virgin Heart. Many of the pitfalls are caused by her own love for her enemies. After reading it, I felt disgusting. I wasted three days.

It's really good to watch, and the plot is well connected. There is a section where the author may have repeated it! Read it without interruption, good reviews,

The first part is okay, but the second part is depressing. I read novels to relax myself and feel happy. This book is what I read.

The beginning is okay, but the more you write, the more confusing it gets. It's a pot of chaos, the logic is very confusing, and the author just says nonsense whatever he wants, which is a waste of time.

The male and female protagonists looked aggrieved.

The previous chapter was okay, but... The heroine went to the countryside for seven or eight years, went to college for four years, and got married to the hero after knowing her for ten years. She lived from the hero's twenties to almost forty. Didn't she have a mouth? A misunderstanding lasts for several years, and a life lasts for several decades. In the 1970s and 1980s, there were so many people in their thirties who were still unmarried! And the male and female protagonists are really the saints and the saints.

In the first part, the villagers are honest and honest, and most of the educated youth are united and work hard to build the motherland. In the second part, the male and female protagonists misunderstand each other without opening their mouths. It is really disturbing to watch.

The female protagonist is a mess and feels miserable. She has a bodhisattva heart, and so does the male protagonist.

Quite uncomfortable. There are many things that are really impossible to forgive. How could your biological parents forgive you if they despised you at first sight? I really didn't know what the author wrote later was so disturbing. It feels like the author has no understanding of the passage of time. Parental love, no activity in childhood, and even less desire after sobriety. I'm really disappointed. It's hard to describe in one word.