Substitute Marriage Seventy Years: the Beautiful Military Wife Was Spoiled by the Soldier and Cried

Anyway, the ending is unexpected, but the heroine's character is quite good. She dares to love and hate, and is not sloppy in doing things. Why should the heroine's adoptive father be written to death? Will the heroine have any children in the end because of her health?

At first, I felt that the female protagonist was strong, but gradually she became more and more arrogant, while the male protagonist seemed humble. Especially when the female protagonist objected to the female protagonist's meeting with the perverted male lead and insisted on going secretly, she lost interest in watching the movie. Many unnecessary conflicts were caused by the female protagonist's self-righteousness and the emphasis on the female protagonist's halo.

The heroine travels back to the book just to change the outcome of the heroine's husband's family

It's good to watch, but the ending is unexpected, and it seems that there are many things that have been ignored.

It's pretty good, but the ending is a little sloppy.

The woman who traveled through time and was reborn has Chinese medicine skills ✍👀😄 An orphan girl in the 1970s. Married to a soldier with disabled legs, the heroine used traditional Chinese medicine to treat her legs with silver acupuncture🌿. Carry forward the profoundness and breadth of traditional Chinese medicine👍. Catch the bad guys 🗡…. Love between husband and wife💖... Happy family💖😄

It's a very old-fashioned story, where a doctor travels through time, gets married, becomes a disabled soldier, and the two fall in love after being cured. Fortunately, the author's writing style is not bad, and the character dialogue is not bad, and it is not trivial. There is also a lot of humor in many places. However, I feel that the author is less careful about writing as it goes on. The climax of the whole story seems to be the defeat of a "nanny" with evil intentions. I write over and over again, not knowing what I want to express. The ending was even more rushed. The two of them wrote down their intended wedding room several times, but they didn't get it right in the finale.

I can't understand it when I see anyone being able to enter the compound at will. They can enter just by signing up. It's really a lack of common sense.

The front is okay and very attractive, but the back is too bland.

It looks good, the writing is unpretentious and smooth, the plot is exciting and not disturbing, but the ending is too hasty and not satisfactory enough. I can start writing it after school and work.