
Reborn in the 1970s: Back to the Day I Married My Ex-Husband
重生七零,回到和前夫结婚当天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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Synopsis
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537Chapters
0Monthly tickets
2.2kClicks
14Favorites
3Fans
0Recommendations
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The plot is positive and full of positive energy, making people immersive. A good book.
I feel like the author is a medical student. This is a very interesting novel.
Why do you feel that the heroine is not smart?
The author still needs to practice more! The heroine is dating the hero before she's even given birth... She hasn't done enough homework and there's no need to mislead people like this. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore.
It's so funny. The heroine's IQ was still above average in the first part, but she became unreasonable and troublesome after she met her biological father. I abandoned the article.
Song Jiajia's mind is really outrageous. I'm going to be so angry when I see it
The coding road is slow! True love is always with you! Nice
I haven't finished reading it, but I just want to complain. I don't know if the author is a boy or a girl. He must have never given birth, and I don't know some basic common sense. First, the female protagonist goes to see the male protagonist just a few months after she is pregnant. Haha, the author, you are very imaginative. Not to mention how bumpy the road is, according to the road conditions written by the author, the female protagonist has given birth eight hundred times. Okay, the heroine is fine. Second, is it really okay to go to the battlefield with a big belly? Not to mention that the high intensity of rescuing people was too much for a pregnant woman to bear, but even evacuating the wounded was enough to cause the heroine to have another 800 miscarriages. Third, I went to the beautiful country in the ninth month of my pregnancy. I want to say that you, the author, are awesome. This is too divorced from real life.
It was pretty good at first, but from the middle onwards it becomes unreadable, it's just a mess.
After listening to more than 30 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. After reading the reviews, I realized that what I said was true, so I gave up!