The Favorite of the 70S Group: the Koi Wife Is Beautiful and Hot

I like the pace of this book. There are no missing chapters. Unlike other books, it is all about the years of educated youth and the last few chapters are written only after college.

This is a good-looking movie but it's a pity that it ended forcefully. 1. Those educated youth friends who lived together at the beginning were not written down later. Xu Huai went back to nothing. 2. I didn't write much about my uncle and aunt's family, and I don't even know if my cousin came back with my uncle. 3. The Jiang family was at loggerheads, and there was not even a farewell letter. 4. Cuicui is not finished with each passing year, whether she is married or not. 5. Tang Yao or whatever, the one from the university didn't write any results on his WeChat account. 6. Is Qin Feng from the second grandfather's family? 7. What happened to the child of the educated youth from the third marriage? Is Qin Xiangdong discharged from hospital? 8. What did Xu Ning give birth to the second child? What is Gu Jingyuan's job? Sister Yang is about to have a child in her second marriage. How many have Sister Xiang and his wife given birth to? Why didn't the heroine have more children? There is something else that I don't remember. He was probably the uncle Zhao who took care of the heroine when he was an educated youth. There is no mention of any correspondence later.

The beginning is good, but the ending is too rushed

The heroine has a lot of personality and is very generous. Overall, she's okay.

The ending is too sudden! The article is actually quite nice.

It's good, but the ending is a bit sloppy.

It's so beautiful, not that exaggerated, it's over if I haven't seen enough

It looks good. Very patriotic. The male protagonist is well trained, and the men around him are more or less influenced to become reliable husbands. This is great, but he is not careful enough. There are many typos, wrong names, and surnames changed casually. Also, the ending was too hasty. The thread that was buried before was 'like a kite's thread being broken...', And it only explained that Lao Qin's poor Dongdong was left behind (his biological child).

The writing is average and too complicated, and there is no urge to read it; but the author also works very hard, but he is still used to good reviews! I hope the author will continue to work hard

The ending was a little hasty, but overall it was pretty good.