The 1970s: A Sweet Island Life for a Cannon-Fodder Supporting Female Character
七零之炮灰女配的海岛甜宠日常
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- Island Life with the Army: My Cooking Has the Whole Family Compound Begging for More随军海岛：美食养崽馋哭全家属院Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's good to watch. The female protagonist is smart and lively. The male protagonist is also very considerate. The male protagonist's grandma and aunt are very nice. It's the best movie to watch so far.
It's really sweet. The way ordinary people know each other, meet, fall in love and stay together is the most touching thing.
The author is very rigorous, has a certain understanding of the things of that era, and often uploads information. It is very comfortable to read and the logic is online.
Take a look, it's really healing. The last thing that made me feel this way was the love between my parents. My previous period novels were all about intrigues. There were hundreds of chapters where I couldn't get married, and I was anxious to death. The pace of fast travel is fast, but the content is small, and the single theme is very tiring. I really like the rhythm of this book. The male and female protagonists got married very early and settled down very early. The feeling of slowly and slowly makes people feel reassured and comfortable. Come on, the author, thank you for your encouragement. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
It's very beautiful. It's really very beautiful. The only thing is that it's not the end.
Overall, it's pretty nice. The family lives an ordinary life, and the water flows slowly, which is very warm. Although there are some excellent ones, most of them have been solved, although not very relieving. But I don't understand a bit when it comes to handling the heroine's brother-in-law. It's obvious that the heroine's brother-in-law has cheated on her and has an illegitimate child. Why didn't she report it? This must have been a very serious matter in that era, right? The result was that my sister was divorced and half of her property was divided. The brother-in-law only lost part of his property, kept his illegitimate child, and did not suffer any infamy. Why do you keep coming to Best Products? Is there nothing else to write except the best? The heroine doesn't handle the best things well, she handles them with care
Very nice! Super exciting! It truly describes the family and social life of that era, a cruelty-free environment, a warm home, and a warm life. It truly expresses the emotions and life of military wives on the island. They devote their youthful blood to safeguarding the security of the country and the tranquility of the people. Salute to the soldiers and military wives!
It's really beautiful. It's my favorite military wedding article.
The novel is very, very, very well written. The only shortcoming is that there are too few chapters.
I really want to watch their extras. For example, An An's extras didn't talk about Lele's experience as a soldier. I also want to see if An An didn't get married in the end. The author's writing is so good. Anyway, it's super awesome.