1970S Military Marriage: After Binding to a System, I Become the Rugged Man's Darling

The female protagonist is too petty, and the male protagonist's family was harmed by the female protagonist. Why did the female protagonist not have a childbirth pill? The subsequent series of revenge on the male protagonist's mother are not that troublesome. They are all a series of chain reactions caused by the female protagonist. The male protagonist's family is not so crazy to raise those five children. A good family is just ruined by the female protagonist. They are already poor and have so many children. , Nothing can cause trouble. If the heroine gives the childbirth pills to his second sister-in-law to eat, there won't be so much trouble. If the heroine wants to take revenge and give birth to one or two children for the woman's mother, it won't be that much trouble. That is to say, the heroine is crazy, regardless of the consequences, and only cares about her own happiness.

The heroine is so written that it ruins people's outlook on life.

I just read Chapter 86. The heroine used the system to get her parents-in-law pregnant with quintuplets just to offend her mother-in-law. It didn't add to the laughter. There were 3 pregnant women and 10 babies born in a family at the same time. It was unconstrained and the story was abandoned.

The plot is more exciting at the beginning, but it becomes more and more like a running account as you go to the back... I promised not to be biased, and the quadruplets only wrote about the Dabao and the Four Treasures, and the appearance of the Second and Third Treasures was very rare. Doesn't the author's heart hurt? He arranged research on such a young child...

It looks good, but the original owner's friend is named Bai Ling, not Xia Qian, and Xia Qian is the original owner's enemy.

I can't stand it, and the writing is so speechless.

Three wrong views

The heroine is too narrow-minded, which ruins her outlook! ! !

The heroine is beautiful, but she is just a poisonous flower, which almost destroys the hero's family.

It's so confusingly written that you'll doubt your own views after reading it.