Raising Cubs in the 1980S: a Cold Beauty Is Pampered by a Scientific Research Boss!

I think this book is very well written, and it is outstanding among so many 70s and 80s literature. The writing style of this book is very delicate, and the overall rhythm is slow and flowing. At first, some people may be impatient and think it is very slow and indirect, but the more you read, the more interesting and fascinating it becomes. Good cheers to the author! I'm really looking forward to the upcoming plot. Two chapters in one day is not enough😭😭😭

Looking at it so far, I feel that the writing is closer to ordinary life, not the kind of rebirth that predicts the future. Without space cheats, you can fight without any enemies. There is no love at first sight, love brain. There is no God's perspective, and everything is inexplicably controlled. There's no one who doesn't talk too much, who insists on not speaking up about misunderstandings, and who forces the plot. Every step you take, you discover problems and solve them. Emotions are also developing steadily step by step. I like novels like this that are close to life. . It seems that the author didn't delete some of the original sentences clearly when revising, or there were typos. I hope the author will check it himself when publishing. .

It feels unsightly and not friendly to my breasts. I really don't understand that from the heroine's perspective, the hero has ignored her for four years and allowed rumors to spread about her. In the 1980s, the heroine was kicked out of the house by her husband's family on suspicion of cheating. Think about the rumors and the difficulty of raising a child for a single mother, as well as the various problems of the hero's family. This kind of messed up the situation. The heroine forgave the hero just because he was good to his children. She really accepted it. Even when she wanted to reconcile with the heroine, she still talked about her "childhood sweetheart" every day. We were sisters who used to be a couple. We didn't shy away from suspicion at all. The heroine's friends also advised the heroine and the hero to live a good life. I was really angry.

It's very beautiful, the characters are real and full-bodied, and I was a little speechless towards the male protagonist at first, but as I went on, I got more and more interested in it, and it has great stamina. It's not a mindless plot, it has contradictions, but it also has a quiet and warm feeling, which is different from other period novels.

Currently Read more than a hundred chapters feels very good I can read this book Three correct views 1. Study the hard work of scientific and technological personnel 2. The male protagonist handles things like a boss. 3. The heroine's persistence in difficult circumstances 4. The heroine's way of dealing with people and things They are all worthy of learning by modern young people The male protagonist is equally good at studying! The heroine improves her life with her son on her own The plot is tight It's like being there...

I saw some readers saying that the heroine could endure four years of no news. Combining the age environment, objective conditions, and the heroine's somewhat cold and Buddhist character, I personally think it is reasonable. In that era of conservative thinking and acting styles, divorce was a serious accident for women. Coupled with the status of a scientist's wife, marriage requires political review, and divorce cannot be simple. The objective conditions are that women who have raised children will know that the whole family is too busy, let alone a woman who takes care of herself. It is no exaggeration to say that she does not even have time to collapse; Then there is the character of the female protagonist. She likes the male protagonist, so even if she wants a divorce, she must wait for the male protagonist to come back and make it clear. Just like the opening chapter, the child is older and needs a household registration to go to kindergarten. At that time, the time is ripe, and she has time to take care of her personal relationship. It just so happens that the male protagonist is back, so she goes back to the opening chapter, where she mentions divorce to the male protagonist. In my opinion, this book is basically more realistic. There is no third party between the male and female protagonists, and any misunderstandings are quickly clarified. Therefore, the protagonist's emotions are relatively stable and in line with common sense. It depends on your personal preference. I don't like plots with dramatic ups and downs of emotions and plots. After all, we are ordinary people hhhhhh. You can like a handsome man, but deep love can only be unlocked by getting along with each other on a daily basis ^o^

If you like reading cool stories, don't read this one. The heroine doesn't have to endure hardships, and the hero has nothing to do but always feels that he owes others. I just want to raise the children by myself. Without asking anyone, I always feel that my wife and children are living a good life (I only read the first few dozen chapters)

Understand what others say, "If you can forgive anything, then you deserve what you went through."

I love it, I love it, I really like the character of the male protagonist "Lu Yan" in this book. He is a senior national treasure-level research engineer, with high IQ, rationality, and a dark man. He is emotionally stable when dealing with things. The most important thing is to abide by male ethics. Anyway, he is a perfect character. The shortcoming is that his emotional intelligence is a bit low. After his love brain is opened, he is very interesting and dotes on his wife and children. As for the heroine "Shen Qingyi", I think sometimes she is stubborn and sometimes I think she is quite stupid. The only flaws are those... (But not bloody) I can barely accept the plot of those few chapters, but the subsequent plot is very exciting. This book is a little sadistic and entertaining, and I look forward to the male protagonist's life experience being revealed. As far as the male protagonist's IQ and genes are concerned, his original biological parents must be from a noble family.

In a word: The male protagonist is disgusting and a low-key man.