In the 1980S, They Exchanged Marriages, and the Cannon Fodder Girl Became the Family Favorite.

The female protagonist is sober, capable, and neat in dealing with things. The male protagonist is also very good. The book is fast-paced, not draggy, and beautiful.

Every scumbag chases his wife to the crematorium after losing her. There is even a patriarchal scumbag who tricked his wife into drinking abortion pills when he thought his wife was pregnant with a girl. Such a scumbag can get sterilized after the divorce. Some relationship arrangements are unreasonable. For example, a regimental leader with a well-off family background, who was originally I came to like the heroine, but after learning that the heroine gave up after getting married, I quickly fell in love with the hero's sister. The key is that the hero's sister was the one who was tricked into taking medicine. She was pregnant after the divorce. Captain Fu fell in love with someone so easily. How did he start to have sexual feelings at the age of 28...

Beautiful and sweet article.

It's getting uglier and uglier. It's an obvious situation that the whole family is too stupid to handle. I abandon the article.

It's so beautiful, the heroine has a happy career, love and family!

The main idea is good, but the writing style is a bit rough and not smooth enough.

There are a lot of typos and it doesn't look good. It's always this kind of plot about chasing his wife in the crematorium.

Very nice

Two-thirds of the chapters are enough. Many of the same plots are written over and over again. When there is nothing to write about, a few men in the Shen family are given a catastrophe, including the male protagonist, the male protagonist's father, and the male protagonist's younger brother. The only thing missing is the male protagonist's brother. I'm not sure if there is one because I was about to turn the chapter and didn't notice it. When there is nothing to write about in the Peach Blossom Tribulation, let the male protagonist intersperse accidents, life and death tribulations, disappearances, etc. In the second half of the chapter, the Shen family seems to be starting to lose their wits, and some inexplicable things will happen. In fact, there is really no need to write nearly 500 chapters. Just stop when you are done. The story will be more intense.

The plot is a bit cliche. I have read many articles with similar plots. The contrast between the male protagonist is quite big. To the outside world, he is a tough guy, but to the female protagonist, he likes the empress with fermented sauce. The writing style is a bit childish, maybe because the author is relatively young. If you are bored with reading, you can still read this book.