In the 1980S, I Married a Rough Guy on Behalf of My Sister.

The language is plain and full of talk. In the 1980s, an unmarried woman lived in a man's house with the same bed. I thought it was the twentieth century. Is it so open-minded? It's so inconsistent with that era.

It's great, but it's too short and ends too suddenly.

Very good looking, no intrigues, no cheating

Short articles can be read in one night. I prefer this kind of article. It is a simple process from recognition to recognition. This process is still very delicate. I have read a lot of chronicle novels during this period, and this is one of the chronicle novels, with the beginning and end of the story clearly explained. The writing power is within the author's control. I haven't seen a well-written long article yet. I usually abandon it after reading more than 100 chapters. As for three views, modern people probably don't care much about formal things, so it doesn't matter. The male protagonist doesn't really have such a forbidden love with his sister-in-law. It's just that the author writes about the family in such a bad way, which is a bit uncomfortable. Everyone comes from somewhere, so it's a bit explosive. So the guidance is not very good, I probably wouldn't give it too high a score if I were asked to rate it.

The plot was okay, but it seemed like it wasn't finished and suddenly it was gone.

It was quite interesting, but it was too short... It ended before I had enough...

The author is not familiar with rural areas. Sorghum stalks cannot be eaten, but corn stalks can be eaten.

Niu, if you do this, it means that your sister is married, and now they are together again, Niu

The early part of the story is quite attractive, but the second half is dull.

It's pretty good. The overall logic is okay. The main reason is that it's short. It's so awesome. Some of it has a thousand or two thousand chapters. I just PASS it when I see it.