Reborn in the 1980S: After Switching Marriages, She Takes the Whole Compound by Storm

Originally, I was a little curious after reading the short introduction. It was the first time I saw it and it was novel. I thought it should be confident, but I felt a bit misjudged. The male protagonist's three brothers, the two older ones are more opinionated, and the younger one is closer to the female protagonist. It feels like everyone can't talk. I always feel that I shouldn't tell, or think there is nothing, and then I misunderstood. For example: Obviously last night During the movie, the hero went home and spent the night with the heroine. The next day, the hero's brother saw that the heroine's neck and face were a little tired. He thought about how his sister-in-law could be in the same state as before when his brother was at home before his brother came home. He felt that there was someone outside his sister-in-law, and then the heroine did not tell them that his brother came home last night. He felt that there was nothing to tell them, and then they each finished breakfast with their own thoughts. There are many similar things like this, and then misunderstandings begin. The male protagonist is either in bed with the female protagonist, or scolds and scolds the younger brothers. No matter what, the female protagonist comes out to comfort the younger brothers. Sometimes I feel that the heroine is clear about it, and sometimes I feel that the Holy Mother's heart is incomprehensible.

The damn reborn heroine is so weak, there's no point in watching it.