Living Off His Wife While Acting Tough: The Roughneck of the 1970S Is Driven Wild by Her Flirting

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The writing style is a bit childish and I can't hold on to it and throw it away.

This is not true, at that time mutton was much cheaper than pork and crabs were also very cheap

I think the heroine's character is very inexplicable. She can't be tough when she should be strong, but she is really infinitely tolerant of the male protagonist. She obviously takes the original owner's identity, but has no idea about the original owner's reputation. She clearly knows that someone will speak for her because the original owner has done good things before, and she really licks the male protagonist's family too much...

Chickens don't lay eggs in winter

You can still read it, but I insist on reading more than 300 chapters before skipping to the ending. The further you go, the less interesting it becomes.

It's really a bit useless and makes me tired to watch. There are often people with abnormal brains around the heroine. More than a million words are actually set in rural areas. I finished reading it anyway, but it was really boring.

I was most speechless at the end. The ending was too hasty. Ignoring the plot before the end is still remarkable. Although there are many pitfalls that have not been buried, it does not affect the enjoyment of listening to the book.

The first part was okay, but the part about losing the child and going to Beijing started to get messy.

The beginning and middle are great, but the end is too fast