Back in the 1980S, My Ex-Husband's Brother-In-Law Was Spoiled to the Heavens After My Second Marriage.

It's okay in the beginning, but I feel like there's something wrong with the male and female protagonist's outlook on things in the end. What happens to them is a big deal, but it's just a joke to others. They have no shortcomings, and they comment on others from the moral high ground. The pain and grievances of others are just to highlight the understanding, kindness and generosity of the heroine. It's bad.

I like period novels as long as they don't go to the countryside, I like the characters of strong men and coquettish women, and the male and female protagonists are together, so loving and sweet, I love watching it! !

I really like the character of the male protagonist. He is indeed a good man. I don't hate the female protagonist, but I feel like there is nothing particularly likable about her. She is very bland. It's a bit outrageous that everyone likes her when they meet her. The female protagonist's family favors her and gives her all the good things. Then the two brothers and so on I kept everything secret from my sister-in-law, so I treated my sister-in-law as an outsider. Then I went to the male protagonist's house. All the male protagonist's sisters-in-law and aunts made way for the female protagonist. Everyone took care of the female protagonist, but they didn't treat the sister-in-law as a human being. All the benefits fell on the female protagonist. It felt a bit strange. There can be such double standards. How can there be such a good thing in the world?

Good looking

The female protagonist is like a green tea, she keeps calling the male protagonist uncle and wants to put aside the relationship, but she tries to refuse but still welcomes him

After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand the heroine anymore. I couldn't stand liking this heroine. The young lady from a modern wealthy family got sick and died. The book showed that she was naive, naive, and fake. She was ruthless and capable of pretending. I gave up the book and stopped reading.

I can't stand the heroine's character. Isn't the heroine a modern married person? Why is the heroine written so "innocent" and a bit like green tea? I really can't stand it. I don't know what happened to the author.

There is too little sound in listening to the book. Can the author apply?

How can I put it this way? It's too easy to make money in this article. The heroine's wedding gifts are unimaginable. The Qin family is not a very wealthy family. It's just that they have many children and a relatively large network. Spending tens of thousands of dollars is a bit outrageous. Forced love like Zhan Shuang's is also difficult to criticize. It's not that you just change the gender. The original forced love article is very subversive and makes the reader look like a brainless person.

Very beautiful, poverty limits my imagination