A Real Daughter in Her 80S Can't Afford to Marry a Rough Guy and Have Multiple Children.

I was speechless in many places. The heroine has eight masters who are the bosses, but they were all passed by in one stroke. She learned a lot of abilities, but they didn't put them into full use and didn't write them down. They just wrote a lot of trivial things because of the parents' petty opinions.

It's a pretty interesting twist, but it doesn't describe it in the end. The wonderful life that follows is a bit less written, but it can still be continued.

This ending is very speechless! There were quite a lot of twists and turns, and in the end, Xiaocao still belonged to the Wei family. The descriptions of the eight masters are not clear enough, and the scenes are too high and low. There should be one story for each master! The male protagonist is useless, I really want to beat him up. To the point of divorcing the heroine in order to perform the mission, he is still a scumbag! The heroine still has a bit of a virgin heart. Are there no absolutes in everything? But the attitude towards the male protagonist is still right.

The ending was too hasty. It didn't even mention whether they would get back together or what. It was so unreasonable.

It's anticlimactic, inexplicable, and rambling.

After the male protagonist left with Bai Lvcha and failed to return home, the female protagonist was inexplicably divorced. She later explained that it was because of a mission. It was so funny. It's a mess, doesn't match the front and back, and doesn't look good.

The front is okay, the back...

I skipped chapters and read it, but it was all a lot of ramblings, and the ending was all mentioned in one stroke. The heroine was very pretentious, and she kept using this misunderstanding as an excuse.

No matter how you listen to it, it doesn't feel like a period piece. It uses a period title but writes a modern plot.