My Spicy, Sweet Bride: The Rough 1970s Man Can't Resist Her

I'm not sure how to write a book review for this book. If Yuanbao is the book's biological mother, then I'd call myself its godmother. So, I really can't give an objective evaluation. Taoxi and Leming have been through so much, yet they still steadfastly choose and love each other. I can't summarize the plot, but I'll summarize a few structural features: the story leans towards a strong female lead; Taoxi solves 90% of the problems along the way, and Leming provides a strong ending. Leming has many highlights, but his screen time is relatively limited. The spiritual spring is a recurring motif throughout the story; over 80% of the dramatic conflicts revolve around it. If you mind this, you can quietly leave, but please don't leave any malicious comments. This only applies to malicious comments, not to normal points of contention.

That cheap soldier is just being cheap, enough of that!

When all else has been done, and you're still pretending, you're just asking for trouble!

Why are peach-loving mice so cheeky?

Why would someone with so much free time and money go back to that rural area?

Just go up and beat them up.

Why did Tao Xi, being so cheeky, bring Qian Ling along?

Tao happy is really shameless; she even used the spiritual spring on them.

Leming's grandparents were not good people.

Tao happy is just too rich and has become arrogant.