The Seventies Shanghai Heiress: Awakening a Military Officer's Heart

It's quite good-looking. The male and female protagonists are like greedy girls. Basically every chapter has the male protagonist cooking for the female protagonist. The frequency is too high and the female protagonist is not brainless. She is quite happy.

I thought the military theme was interesting, but after watching it for a long time, I saw a male protagonist who is an officer with a powerful family background, and a wealthy lady who was knocked down. Every day, she thinks about how to dig wild vegetables, how to hunt wild game to eat, how to pick wild fruits to eat. The title of the novel should be titled, How to find food in the 1970s that is more suitable and does not have anything to do with the military.

The more I watch it, the uglier it gets. The heroine is always hostile to others. I don't know where the sense of nobility comes from (derogatory meaning). Her daughter is also very good at that. A child accidentally touched her gloves when he wanted to touch her new car and threw them away. He also pushed others to say that this is the little lady (derogatory meaning) of the eldest lady's family. Moreover, in that era, the male protagonist's grandfather was a high-ranking official, and the female protagonist, no matter what kind of capitalist, bought a lot of luxury bags? And sent to the military area? Don't be too ridiculous Summary of this article: The more you read, the worse it gets.

I just want to know, in that era when supplies were scarce, the bags and cosmetics used by the heroine and the male protagonist were all imported. Where did he buy them from? How could it be so easy to buy foreign supplies in that era, not even in overseas Chinese stores? So easy to buy, not to mention that at that time, most of the people who studied abroad or had relatives abroad would be decentralized, and the people lived in turmoil and fear. Their family had a lot of food and fish, which can be said to be very extravagant, and they were not afraid of being criticized? If you don't like your personal opinions, don't comment.

So sweet, I like the male and female protagonists.

I couldn't stand it when I saw Xiao Du being so pretentious because of her pregnancy. I just wanted to say, what does your pregnancy have to do with the heroine? It's not the heroine's child you're pregnant with, so why are you so pretentious in front of the heroine? Don't you have a husband? Ye Xing's brother is really unlucky. Ye Xing is also quite unlucky. He didn't check the girl's family background before getting married. If you don't have the ability, forget it. If you have the ability, don't check it out. Ye Xing's brother is very unlucky to be implicated by his brother. He just escaped being sold and met such a thing sister-in-law. Let's just say Xiao Du, who are you looking for to get you pregnant? Why are you always pretending to others? Talk to your husband, don't you have a husband? 😓, Why should others care about your fragile mood due to pregnancy and unstable hormones? Do they deserve to know you?

The plot is bland and the routines are old-fashioned. I really doubt where the 9.9 Rating came from.

It was okay at the beginning and there was some plot. From Chapter 204, when the second brother was retrieved and brought back to the family home, to Chapter 243, the latest chapter, the basic content was all kinds of delicious food without any ups and downs. I was also addicted to it. Is this what I will watch while waiting for the update? Abandoned the article!

The woman is too lazy and fake, and she eats the whole story.

So fake