Reborn in the Eighties to Raise My Child, I’m Done Being a Military Wife

When I first saw the synopsis, it said that the hero lived happily with his childhood sweetheart after the death of the heroine. I was prepared not to read it because I simply hate blind men. But fortunately, the ending clarified that these are not true, and both the male and female protagonists are long-mouthed. If there is a misunderstanding, I will say it. It is a good article.

Very nice! But it ended too quickly, it would have been nice to have more wonderful extras.

I have read more than 50 chapters so far, and I feel that the author's writing is very confusing. There is a total of the original book and the book written by Xia Qiaozhen. I can't tell who is in the book written by Xia Qiaozhen and who is reading the original book. In the first few chapters, it was said that there is no refrigerator. Because there is no refrigerator, there is still a watermelon frozen in the water. After a few chapters, there is another It is said that there is a refrigerator. There has been a refrigerator for only a few decades. Don't the neighbors wonder how she got the refrigerator? It feels like several chapters have been skipped. Some things are not mentioned at all and I don't know where they come from. There is only a little interaction between the male and female protagonists. Sometimes they write the names of other people's houses incorrectly. The more you read, the more confusing it becomes.

It's not good to read. It's written like a running account. It's boring and lacks any focus.