Reborn in 1976: Hunting and Fishing in the Mountains, I Fed My Sister-in-Law and Niece in Style

It's particularly disgusting. Although the male protagonist has not confessed his feelings to Hu Niu, he has basically already made up his mind. In this case, he has had many fantasies about his sister-in-law. That's okay. What's even more disgusting is that my niece won't let me go. He ran over and used a gun to scare people. This is just a novel. If in reality your niece would be in trouble, and people would pull out a knife and block the road, you could just break his legs. Wait until his legs are healed and let him know that there is a huge sum of money in his niece's pocket. He must have evil intentions, break a leg and send him to the police station. No matter how you write a novel, it is reasonable. You have to offend people and wait for them to take the initiative to retaliate against you.

Seeing as this thing can easily cause internal injuries, abandon it

What the hell is it written about? Don't marry your sister-in-law. It's so warm. I don't know what it means.

The plot is quite vicious. In the beginning, I spent a lot of time describing the ambiguous plot between Chen Dong, Shen Hongye and Huniu, but in the end, Shen Hongye was forcibly distributed to passers-by. It was a completely inexplicable arrangement. Moreover, the business battles in the next few hundred chapters were very bad, and they were all carved out of the same mold. It was not interesting. Overall, I finished it, and I don't know where the high score came from.

After reading Chapter 40, I felt a little bored. I thought that after spending so much time writing about the protagonist and his sister-in-law Shen Hongye, niece Chen Xiaobei and Yang Huniu, they would be entangled. Then I read the last chapter, and the ending was completely different. That is to say, if it wasn't like that, why spend so much time writing about their ambiguity? It's better to enter the main line early and make a fortune. Then there is a bit of water. Many things can be solved in one sentence but have to take several chapters. For example: Liu Si proposes marriage to his son. It can be solved in one sentence but has to be done in a long way. It seems very intellectual.

A man who served as a soldier traveled back in time and lived like a child for two lifetimes, and all he saw was his sister-in-law's desire.

I thought the female character was an aunt, and the writing was so ambiguous, but what happened? Fuck you, what a waste of time

I couldn't appreciate Jiang Zhiwen, so I had to withdraw.