Era: My Three Sisters-In-Law and I Depend on Each Other.

In 1979, the surname was Jiang, and he was not beaten to death.

The author's understanding: The hero's three brothers just died in the southern battlefield, and the three military wives who were not married were bullied and harassed by local gangsters and could not live in peace. I would like to ask the author, are you trying to instigate conflicts between the people and the Party and the country's military? Isn't this a typical example of soldiers bleeding and their families crying?

Is this also called a book? Not to mention that those days were not open to the outside world, but even a small incident could be turned into a book. I was convinced.

Why don't you stop writing it before it's finished? This book is very good.

I tried hard to get to chapter 25, but I really don't have the courage to read any more…severe late stage procrastination! It's too slow, and there's nothing outstanding about it except for the character setting, so I gave it up!

Random writing, natural disasters and man-made disasters are not the protagonist's turn. Does he have magic power? Who would doubt it but the author. Skip

Do Chinese people have different seniorities? Is the aunt called sister-in-law Chinese?

I have worked hard to read Chapter 26, but after reading until midnight, I gradually felt uninterested and irritable. I usually fall asleep naturally when reading novels at night. Looking carefully at the description of the plot of this story, there is no sense of being there personally. The same words are neither local language nor popular words. It is awkward and laborious. There are drawable lines in more than 20 chapters, not to mention some classic vocabulary. Generally speaking, there is no urge to read several chapters in one go!

This has traveled to a different parallel space! Hehe!

The author is not a good person. He used other people's meat tickets to cheat his meat and let his friends get beaten while eating the meat. He is a black-hearted person, why don't he give others some meat?