Remarried Couple in the 1970S

Worth a look, very nice. I liked it so much that I read it in one sitting

The plot is exciting, the sentences are fluent, and the story is natural,

The problem of household registration is a flaw

Xie Yunyun's plot is too unrealistic. With this character, it took more than five years to graduate from a bachelor's degree to become the CEO of the company. How high is the turnover rate of this company?

Clean and neat, no procrastination! Very good

No, wasn't Taiwan's return to the motherland in 1945? According to the heroine, she is in her late 70s and early 20s, so she must be at least in her 20s or 10s when she is 60 years old. Hasn't Taiwan not returned yet? Has it appeared several times?

It's very average. I started skipping after more than 200 chapters, but then I couldn't stand it anymore. It was too boring. The heroine's character is really awkward at the front. She has been dealing with her ex-husband's family for so long, and she is tormenting her subsequent husbands. I don't know if it's because the heroine is in a second marriage. Many of the female characters around her are divorced and remarried, and the husband's family status is still in the first marriage. Were people really so open-minded in that era?

It's quite good-looking, and the heroine is not sloppy.

It has a sense of the times and can be brought into that era.

The writing of this book is a bit ridiculous. You could start a small business and buy a refrigerator in the 1970s. It feels like it is writing about a scene in the 1980s and 1990s.