After Traveling Through the 1970S, I Was Doted on by My Rough Husband

It's great. I'm an impatient person and I can count the number of serialized novels I've read. The plot of the story is reasonable, interlocking, and has a feeling of the 1970s.

I can only say that the heroine and the hero deserve to be husband and wife Male protagonist: In the eyes of his adoptive parents, he is a cash machine. If they have money, they will treat him a little bit better, but if they don't have money, they will beat or scold him or ignore him. In the eyes of his biological parents, he is the most promising generation, and they did not raise him crippled because his younger siblings were raised crooked, so they have high hopes for him, similar to the way a big boy raises a small boy for free, and because the heroine has quadruplets, this idea is even worse. However, the male protagonist is very filial to his adoptive parents and has always allowed them to crawl on his body and suck blood. This can be shown especially when the female protagonist is diagnosed with multiple births. Heroine: The adoptive parents found out that she was not a real daughter, so they immediately gave up on her and kicked her out. The heroine followed suit and left. Biological parents: average But the heroine is also foolish and filial, especially since she traveled through time and space. She left on the first day of time travel. Every time she meets her adoptive parents, she has to ask if they have me in their heart. Is that interesting? Then what? In the end, I felt it was a bit deserved. I personally felt that because I knew that my adoptive parents were like this, and then I went home to visit with them, and the four children were lost and abducted, and then I doubted the meaning of my time travel. Indeed, I also wanted to know, so I gave up when I saw this. The female and male supporting characters can be described in one sentence: The whole text only has its own world and cannot understand human speech.

Don't blame it for the low rating, it's really not that good, the heroine is a bit cheap... Abandon the article