[Military marriage + sweet romance + adorable baby + slow and steady love]
Qiao Nian accidentally transmigrates to the 1980s, then soon discovers she’s a cute little lucky star with a special buff: anyone who treats her well gets good luck, while anyone who treats her badly meets with misfortune.
The clearest example is the adorable little boy next door. He’s as pretty as a doll and fierce in the cutest way, but his health is terrible. Yet ever since he started hanging around little Qiao Nian, he can eat just about anything and feel great.
The little boy knows how to show his gratitude. Whenever he gets something tasty, he gives it to Qiao Nian first. Anything fun goes to Qiao Nian first, too. And every good thing he has, he gives to her first as well.
When they grow up, he even gives himself to Qiao Nian.
Song Huaian protects the country; she protects Song Huaian.
Childhood sweethearts, made for each other.
Nope… Qiao Nian discovers she isn’t the male lead’s perfect match, but the clingy, wicked female villain in a novel. And the childhood sweetheart is the male lead, a man who’s destined to belong to someone else.
Qiao Nian is dejected for all of two seconds before resolving to turn the male lead into her powerful backer.
When the heroine enters the picture, Qiao Nian dutifully keeps her distance from the male lead.
But the guy grabs her with red-rimmed eyes and accuses her, “Qiao Nian, what do you take me for, a dog? You leash me whenever you want and let me loose whenever you want.”
“You toyed with me. You’ll never get rid of me for the rest of your life.”
Qiao Nian: …
Heaven above, please tell right from wrong!
When did she ever toy with him?!
She’s just following her own storyline…
It's really good, author, come on 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I think it's pretty good, and the storyline is pretty good, but the transition from childhood to college graduation is too fast. I'd rather see their development lines as children, and their explanations of their childhood.
I think it's pretty good-looking