Transmigrating to the 1970s: The Pretty Army Wife Comes with a Villa and Strikes It Rich

It seemed pretty good at first, and it was quite satisfying to help my mother-in-law's family separate, and the second sister's family to be separated. At this time, I only needed to write about taking my mother-in-law's family to work hard to dig herbs to get rich, and then lead the village to get rich together. I had to be a monster and get a top-notch nephew, and even the relationship with my mother-in-law's family was not good. I didn't have the desire to continue reading.

Halfway through the movie, I realized that the heroine is a good person, a mistress, who almost climbed into her husband's bed again and again, but finally let her go. The hero asked her why she let her go, and she said that her husband's parents were officials, leaving a glimmer of hope. Can't stand it

Second Sister Song has no ability to return the Holy Mother's buns, so she is showing generosity to others

I've finished watching it. Okay, it's quite good.

There are too many top quality products and there is space but they are not of much use.

Not so good

The heroine is a little bit arrogant, verbose, and not pretty.

I can't tell you that this is written in the 1970s? It's just that we changed the time and applied ancient things to the 1970s. It feels like these people are still living in ancient times and nothing has changed.

The concept is okay, but the writing style is a bit stiff and not smooth enough.

I read it intermittently, but every time I read it again, I feel uncomfortable after reading a few chapters. The heroine lives at home, and her husband's family seems to be relatives. Either this is a little bit, or that is a little bit weird. It doesn't feel fun at all. It's a waste of money.