Rebirth of the Young Daughter-In-Law of a Top Student in the 1970S

It's really pretty (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ When I read it, I felt like a story about the development of a domineering president. The heroine traveled back in time to the 1970s before the reform and opening up. The author is really talented and has very unique ideas. You can feel the characteristics of that era through some details in the book. It has a very real feeling. It combines some of the current buzzwords. The heroine herself will compare the previous male protagonist with the current one. She feels that the male protagonist is really a sultry type ~ (￣▽￣~) ~ It is an interesting book "Ever since Zhao Haijun did something sorry for the girl, he has a thought. She is good in everything, and she is right in everything. If she is not good or wrong, then he has done something wrong." It really made me laugh to death, the male protagonist is so cute (๑• . •๑) Before the wedding, the old driver flirts with the innocent male protagonist, but the female protagonist is really bad and cute When facing **'s mother-in-law's family, the heroine is like this: "Zhao Haijun, beat him up, what else are you looking at?" The heroine is so down-to-earth and it's quite enjoyable to watch😄 In Chapter 49, the heroine thinks on the train, "A reborn coquettish woman is no better than a full-blooded one." I have to say that the summary is wonderful👍 There is also an inspirational part. When faced with other people's doubts about the male protagonist taking the A-level exam, the female protagonist explained to the male protagonist and tore Zhao Honghong apart with her hands. It was so awesome ٩(๑^o^๑)۶ The male protagonist protects Li Niannian when he fights the female protagonist's family, but they are the in-laws over there, so he is afraid of being damaged. He really said the most hateful things and did the most ridiculous things 😂 He stared at Li Niannian with big eyes, but fortunately, with the power of Li Wuqing Niannian's words, the male protagonist played steadily and beat them up😅 The heroine was not feeling well, and the hero went out to get her White Rabbit toffee, and then the two of them kissed sweetly. "Zhao Haijun hugged her tightly in his arms, and the candy slowly melted under the tossing between the two of them. It flowed directly into a corner of his heart and slowly became sweeter and more charming." After reading it, I felt a bit literary and artistic ~ a bit sweet (´-ω-`). Then the author did not disappoint me. Two words express a large paragraph of action description, "Then..." I have to say that the author is really awesome👍 The heroine found a mistress for herself. The part was really hilarious. The author used about a hundred words to quickly find a mistress for the heroine. The mistress in the previous life also wanted to replace herself very powerfully. The scene was extremely chaotic and the plot was quite exciting😃 The hero's trick for helping Teacher Xing chase Ding Yueyue was "Why bother chasing him? Just kiss him a few times and fall asleep, and the person is his." I really wanted to cry with laughter. In the end, what was even more speechless was that Teacher Xing successfully chased the person... I really like this book. Although I have only read more than a hundred chapters, it is really good and the author's writing style is also very good. I like it very much (✪▽✪)

I like the author's heroine, who is independent, confident, and likes it if she likes it, and doesn't like it if she doesn't. I've been following updates every day for a long time, but I'm giving up now, not because I'm not good at writing, but because I have to go to school😂, and I'll continue reading when I'm on vacation👀

The girl who was reborn turned out to still have the thoughts and common sense of the old era. What caused the child's deformity? The heroine described that she was abused during pregnancy and often did not have enough food and clothing, and was emotionally unstable. There were also various environmental reasons. Not all deformed children were born, okay? She refused to check. This is not like people who have experienced the new era.

This article is the best one I have read so far. The author can update one chapter every day. I don't know why so many people say it is slow to update one article a day. I think it is just right for a student like me who doesn't have much free time. The whole article is generally written very smoothly. Every character is written very vividly by the author. It's really a wonderful way of writing. I really like it.

It's pretty good. It's updated in different time periods. There can be two or three chapters a day. It would be better if it were faster.

I saw this comment in the middle. Well, it was recommended by others and I started watching it after seeing that the rating was quite high. Everything was good before, but why did I feel that the heroine was a little confused after meeting Shi Zhongcheng? She didn't know if her husband was jealous, but she still acted very close to her, and she thought she was fine! And then his husband doesn't defend himself either? Isn't it because you felt guilty in your previous life? Are you feeling so guilty? Feeling guilty about being close to other men in front of your husband? Shi Zhongcheng still has a different affection for the heroine just because she stewed a big goose? A man who can be a father. The heroine never makes it clear when she speaks. Is this the logic of a top academic? Isn't this Bailian's common technique? There are also typos. There is no way that many novels have this problem, but can the author clarify the surname clearly? A person changes his surname every three days? He kept changing the name of the male protagonist to Zhao Muchen. I even suspected that the author was copying someone else's text. He didn't have time to change the name. Another person didn't understand that Liu Honghong was reborn in two lives. Then why did he drink from the male protagonist in his previous life and do it again in this life? Just for the male protagonist to rape the female protagonist and make it funny?

It doesn't feel like it was written in the 1970s. It feels a bit like it was written in the 1990s. Money was precious at that time. If you look at Chapter 10 of the book, it says that a B&B in a small place costs 5 yuan a day. That was in the 1970s, not the 1990s! I heard from my grandma that meat only cost a few cents a pound at that time, and a B&B in a small place cost five yuan a day. Is this realistic? Chapters 23, 24, and 28 are even more unrealistic. I haven't read the rest yet. What I want to complain about the most is that it's not clear what kind of family situation the author chose for the male protagonist in the book. In chapter 28, you can actually buy a watch that costs 70 or 80 yuan. Come on, you can buy a lot of things with just a few cents in those days. In the 1990s, 70s and 80s were not something you could just take out! Not to mention the era at that time, it would be fine if the male protagonist was a rich young master, but the male protagonist in the book... In fact, the author should know about that era before writing this, and it would be better to ask his parents to understand the situation and social wages at that time.

Although it is a rebirth, apart from studying well, everything is very close to real life, plain and real. I like this kind of article very much, it feels good.

The update is too slow. If the update is too slow, I will choose not to watch it.

In the second half, the juniors could have grown up well, but if we had to make a pseudo-orthopedic plot, it would be very ex.