Back in the City in the 1980s, She Married Up Thanks to Her Former Mother-in-Law's Inner Thoughts

After reading Chapter 75, I will come back and comment. I think it is well written. I particularly like the sweet little interaction between the male and female protagonists. It is very real and worth reading. The biggest problem is that it is not finished. It is half-hearted and heart-wrenching. You can add it to your bookshelf to read again.

I clicked on an article by chance. The writing is very good, it is humorous, the story is very strong, and the plot is coherent. It has been a long time since I have seen such an article that can be read in one sitting. I have read more than 150 chapters now, and the three views of the article are also very correct. Although they are all written about shortcomings, they are very inspiring. The male protagonist's family does not have the same stereotypes as other articles, and each person's image is very distinct.

I basically don't read serialized articles. It's too annoying to follow them, but I clicked on this one for some reason. I couldn't stop reading it. When I read the last part yesterday, I realized that it was unfinished. Ahhhhhhh. I wanted to review it after it was finished, but when I looked back at the update today, I felt like I couldn't remember it clearly without reading the previous articles. I'll record the feelings I had while reading while they were still fresh in my memory. I remember that when I read this article yesterday, I thought there were a few things that were interesting. First, the plot had some counter-conventions. Finally, the male protagonist discovered the savior in advance, and there was no old cliche of admitting the wrong person and receiving the wrong favor. Second, the voice that the heroine can hear is not that of the hero, but that of a supporting female character. The cheat function disclosed by the author to the protagonist is limited, and the plot is more reasonable. I hate reading those illogical and slap-in-the-face stories just for the sake of being happy. Third, both the male and female protagonists have long mouths and can communicate. They can deal with bad guys bravely and wisely. The portraits of other characters are also wonderful in their own way. In short, I will continue to follow the story.

The first part was okay, but I felt like I didn't like the second part very much. The male protagonist's parents believed that their adopted son had treated the male protagonist badly since he was a child. Don't care about the male protagonist and let your son grow up with his grandparents. It's good to have an adopted son, but it's not good to have your own son. My 4-year-old son was sick and she was too busy to take care of her. When her 9-year-old adopted son was sick, she took better care of her than her biological son. Her son was dissatisfied with her because of this, and even said that her son's grandfather was used to it. May I ask where the heroine can adjust it? I don't know what can be done to adjust it...

The most annoying thing is the Holy Mother. Kindness must be sharp and have a bottom line. The most annoying thing in the whole article is Ye Xiaoyun, who even tolerates it even after the extra chapter. If she is cruel and directly kills the heroine's daughter, I wonder if the heroine will regret that she has never met Ye Xiaoyun?

I don't like watching the sticky guessing interactions between the male and female protagonists.

The whole thing is good-looking, but sometimes it makes people feel helpless. The heroine is too kind, and sometimes she is a little unprincipled. She posts fake photos of herself and uses her own photos to deceive pen pals. The heroine can still forgive her and pretend it never happened. Her character is clearly visible, or is it because When I was a child, Eun-de acted as a friend and cleaned up the mess, but after three incidents, I started to completely break up and draw a line. Personally, I think it was too sloppy. Being grateful is one thing, but you don't have to be a good friend. The heroine's mother is also a person who can bully a faceless person who has no temper. She will only tolerate and retreat when things happen. She just cried silently, and let her daughter suffer the loss along with her. The stepfather the heroine's mother found was also a good-tempered Adou who couldn't help her. This family is a bad person with no principles to their acquaintances. The heroine is right to be grateful for the kindness of the other person who once helped her, but she was bullied. After that, I will still be soft-hearted and make excuses for the wrong party to let the person go. The relationship between people for a long time will indeed become a fetter, but it cannot become a knife that restrains one's moral principles and points the edge of the knife towards oneself. There were several times in the middle that I almost couldn't stand it anymore, and I was so angry that I had a slight heart attack.

The overall plot is pretty good, but the heroine's family has a bit of a Holy Father and Virgin constitution which is a bit unbearable. She is soft-hearted and likes to meddle in other people's business. No matter what happens, the protagonist's halo shines through. However, the plot is still very exciting in general. The flaws are not to be concealed!

I almost fainted after watching the beginning! Being bullied and strangled can only be a show of words and has no real effect at all! Give up decisively😡

As soon as I clicked on the novel, I took a look at the comment section and saw a bunch of people saying that they couldn't accept the plot and abandoned it. I wanted to say give it a look first, but many of the comments made me very uncomfortable. I felt that it was a bit unreasonable to judge a person who was decades ago but whose thinking and behavior was very advanced from a God's perspective. In short, I have read more than a hundred chapters so far, and I think many of the plots and reactions are quite in line with the current situation.