The Matriarch Returns from Decades in the Future, and the Whole Household Goes Mad

After reading only a few dozen chapters, I fell in love with this book. From the miserable old age of the heroine's mother to the wonderful life after time travel, it is eye-catching. The cunning life of a big family can be manipulated by the heroine with ease. It is very exciting for readers to see. Evil men will have their way, and the evil and insidious nature of the scumbag father will eventually be dealt with. In today's era, I always believe that justice will eventually defeat evil, and light will dispel darkness. . .

The plot is confusing. A woman in her 40s, who is more advanced in thinking than me born in the 80s, took a divorced daughter and a daughter who broke off the engagement. She killed her husband and killed the eldest daughter's husband's family, prompting her son and daughter-in-law to divorce, and abandoned her son in favor of her ex-child. The daughter-in-law marries the stepson, she marries the best friend, the eldest brother is reborn twice, the princess marries the eldest brother, and she and the eldest brother's sister-in-law take over the princess's family. Haha, although they are all reasonable and well-founded, such bizarre things are written in such a short space. How can it be summarized in a mess?

I suggest that fat people don't lie down in bed and watch. I'm afraid that if you laugh and twitch, the sound will disturb the rest of the people next to you.

Generally speaking, the hero has a deep love for the heroine because she saved him when he was a teenager, and his love remains unchanged after they met more than 20 years ago. At this time, the hero is favored by the government for supporting the new emperor's accession to the throne. Pan An, the female protagonist, lives in the county town. She has given birth to 6 children in the past 20 years. She has worked hard to make a living. Not to mention her body shape, her appearance has also undergone vicissitudes. Compared to the male protagonist, she is a big age difference. When they meet again, the male protagonist is still the same as before, trying his best to help the female protagonist solve her difficulties, and is cautious for fear that the female protagonist will be hurt. At this time, the female protagonist has already forgotten who the male protagonist is? It's hard to understand that there was such deep affection in that era

Isn't this the original story of a domineering CEO falling in love with me, a postmenopausal mother of four children?

It's early to give a good review, the first part is still good, the pace is relatively lively, and the characters have distinct personalities. But it started to get sloppy later on, and there were too many descriptions of male and female emotions for various characters, which somewhat affected the overall style. The character creation of the heroine also began to fall apart. In the beginning, she was described as a character who is tenacious and calm in dealing with things after rebirth. However, in the back, she actually "swayed her body and almost lost her balance" because she heard that an unrelated person was arrested. This is too much and inconsistent. There are also inconsistencies in the plot, probably because the author forgot it after writing it down. For example, earlier in the book, Chu Mubai confessed to the heroine that he was a time traveler, and the heroine also accepted it. But dozens of chapters later, it was said that he was hesitant to explain to the heroine that he had traveled through time, which was very speechless. Moreover, the hole that was dug was not filled up before it ended hastily. Previously, Princess Rongyang was angry and wanted to take revenge on the male and female protagonists. She thought that there would be a thrilling plot later because of this, but in the end, this person completely disappeared from the book. It was really deceiving. All in all, it's not a good review, just above average.

The plot of the story is compact, the heroine is not a virgin, the hero is not aloof, and the children are more motivated. Although there are many characters and the relationships are complicated, the overall feeling is pretty good and the ending is exciting. It's worth watching!

The novel is quite good overall, especially the revenge part, which is neat and tidy. The heroine is not a virgin, and the plot is not protracted. This is much better than some rebirth revenge novels. The emotional line is not good and cliché, and the plot is about the heroine being kind to the hero when she was a child. I may have read too many novels with this routine. I feel that the hero is too rushed, just like a tool to set off how powerful and noble the heroine is, and there is nothing to complain about.

There is some water content. The love between the male and female protagonists is too delayed. They do not have the courage to admit their love for the heroine. They keep dragging it on. The heroine's family has too many random thoughts, which leads to misunderstanding and passivity. This is too much and loses a lot of points! Moreover, things that have been told are later written as unknown, causing confusion. But the abuse is fast and accurate! After struggling for a long time, I added some points for hard work, but the actual review is hovering around mid-range, barely a positive review!

Everything in the first ten chapters is unreasonable. It is not a society of poor peasants, families with small incomes, and where men are superior to women. The heroine's husband actually ran away for Bai Yueguang. It would make sense to say that he escaped because he did not want to hurt his wife, but the fact is that the son came up with the idea to help his father escape and also tried to seize the family property. Then why run away? Just marry Bai Yueguang back home as an equal wife or divorce her and marry her again. In short, in order to construct a tragic previous life, a lot of unreasonable things have been piled up. I can't stand it anymore.