I Was Born in 1970, and After Angrily Kicking the Scumbag, I Married into the Military Compound.

I was also convinced. Anyone who was close to the heroine could basically hear the heroine's voice. I felt that the heroine didn't like the hero. It felt weird. It was awkward for the two of them to be together. After the hero's father heard the heroine's thoughts, he thought the heroine was a bad person. Then he dealt with the heroine, bullied her, and even got the vicious female partner out of prison to deal with the heroine. This operation also convinced me. After the heroine knew this, she immediately left the hero for three years, and then came back after giving birth to a daughter. I don't know what the operation was.

Were there hundred dollar bills in that era, the 1970s?

I feel like everyone is evil. My relatives and colleagues were all good in the beginning, but they will turn bad later.

Abandon the story, it's not good-looking and the heroine is cold-hearted. There is a serious chronological discrepancy. The college entrance examination was in 1977, and there were still three years left before the college entrance examination, which was 1974. What pagers, paternity tests, wedding clothes, toast clothes, just play! Why didn't I fight you to death? Really sucks

I watched half of it and then skipped to the end. The plot behind it was a bit too outrageous. Any random person could hear the heroine's voice. What the hell is this setting? Later, I read a review saying that the male protagonist's father teamed up with the vicious female co-star to seduce the female protagonist, and suddenly I lost the desire to continue watching. The male and female protagonists were inexplicably separated for three years, and then reunited in the ending. It was too perfunctory.

Very pretty