A Sweet 1970s Military Marriage: Building a Good Life with My Space

I wasted my time staying up all night watching it; the relatives were all bizarre, and the female lead was indecisive and unpleasant. She even said her grandparents were university professors, yet they raised three hopeless children—it's laughable! What kind of logic is that?

This is a bit far-fetched. Back in the 1970s, private individuals were strictly prohibited from doing business. The female lead is also quite high-profile. Her salary isn't high, yet she's always building schools, running factories, and even helping people buy jobs. She doesn't know how to be discreet; she seems afraid people won't know she's weird!

The beginning is exciting, but the ending is terrible. I suggest you don't watch it.

Could you write a story about the female protagonist's biological father being reborn in your next book?

The cheat code is huge, but it's awesome.

What's the point of telling this kind of lie?

It's terrible! It's childish, lacks basic common sense, and has warped values. I'm dropping it.

Does this author have a particular fondness for the number thirteen? They buy ginseng for thirteen yuan, and even published articles for thirteen yuan, hahaha.

So-so, you can check it out if you're looking for something to read.

Director Liu and Director Li are completely confused.