Reborn in the 1970S: The Spicy Wife Has a Space

I just want to know who you are as the author. I can't understand some dialects.

Oh my god, they are all time travel or rebirth. Abandoned the article

The heroine is so strange that I can't stand it anymore

In those days, tickets were required to buy things.

It's a short and medium-length novel, and those who like period writing can get into it!

After reading a few chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The logic is confusing and the writing is a bit childish, as if it was written by a child.

Let's talk about the female protagonist's panic when she meets the male protagonist. The male protagonist clearly knows that she is going to die, but she drags the male protagonist with her, and even says it's revenge. It's none of your business if you're about to die. It's disgusting to watch. If you think that the male protagonist didn't agree to the divorce just to appease his grandfather, it would be better to gradually like him later. He's full of calculations and makes people dislike him, so I abandoned the article.

Reborn in the 1970s But this timeline does not match the content. This content does not look like the content of the 1970s at all. It is more biased towards the content of the 21st century. Except for the occasional bit, it is biased towards the 1970s.

What do you think of this plot? The male protagonist's family does not have three views. Originally, the female protagonist was framed for getting married. The female protagonist went to break off the engagement, but as a result, the male protagonist's grandfather refused to withdraw (selfishly). The male protagonist also used various inducements in order not to break off the engagement. And our heroine chooses not to divorce for the so-called benefits... Anyway, this plot seems awkward...

In the 1970s, it cost a few hundred yuan a month. To me, it looked like it was in the 1980s and 1990s, when a pill cost a hundred yuan. In that era, you had to be rich to afford it.