The Beauty of the 1970s Compound

The male lead is such a gentleman! Before marriage, he kept his distance from the female lead, unlike other male leads who kiss and hug all the time. After marriage, he also respects and takes care of her, considering her thoughts and concerns, and always putting her first. He's the kind of man who knows how to talk and gives the female lead plenty of affection.

This is absolutely amazing! The female lead is incredibly hardworking. I'm going to give all my monthly votes to the author next time I have them! (Please update soon, how often will it be updated?)

It's entertaining, down-to-earth, and intelligent, featuring a diverse range of talented individuals! Highly recommended!

He writes nothing but rambling nonsense, talking about his father-in-law's infidelity and his older brother and sister-in-law's supposedly divorced after several attempts. It's so frustrating reading his writing, like a Ninja Turtle.

The beginning was great, but the ending was too rushed, too abrupt. It didn't explain why Jiang Zao was replaced, how she reunited with her biological family, how she got along with her biological father and siblings, her mother-in-law's relationship with her younger brother, the children, her father-in-law helping his sister-in-law, or even how she dealt with her adoptive mother. Sigh, can't they add some extra chapters? I'm really curious about why Jiang Zao was switched! 🤔

A book that was never finished...🤮🤮🤮🤮💩💩💩💩😡😡

It was really bad. The awful cousin was a character who was constantly bouncing around from beginning to end. Earlier comments said it was too long (like an essay) to be acceptable, so here's a concise review: it really was bad, and watching it was frustrating.

I love the author's writing style. The descriptions of scenery are beautiful, detailed, and romantic, and the words are exquisite, making it feel like the scene is right in front of you. The author has sound values ​​and is worldly-wise. Reading the dialogues where the bad guys are confronted is particularly satisfying, especially the insults. Is the author from Northeast China?

The beginning was well-written and fit the historical context, though the female lead's plot armor was a bit too strong. The ending felt rushed, leaving many things unresolved.

It's so good! I love how decisive and efficient the male and female leads are; they handle things quickly and efficiently, and there are no misunderstandings or secrets between them as a couple! The plot is exciting, the emotions are delicate, and the writing is smooth!