A Pretty Military Wife Follows Her Husband to an Island, and the Stoic Officer Can't Take It
俏军嫂随军海岛，闷骚军官顶不住
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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Period Drama With a Heroine Who’s Amazing at Cooking
Ideally, the female lead is reborn or transmigrates into a book, and gets rich through cooking. Preferably no kids. I like career-focused female leads who shine on their own!!!
I've Recently Gotten into Stories Set in a Bygone Era. I Fell Down the Rabbit Hole and Can't Get Out
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This Is the Only Story Set in a Bygone Era for Me!!!
Any Period-Era Novels Where the Female Lead Sends Lots of Delicious Food to the Military Camp and Everyone Fights Over It?
I've Been Enjoying Period Stories About Following Soldiers Into the Military Lately, Any Good Recommendations?
Military Marriage Stories Where the Couple Moves to the Husband’s Posting After the Wedding: Completed Only
The hero is a soldier, and the heroine is no pushover either.
Are There No Good Military Marriage Novels Anymore?
Please recommend military marriage stories set in a past era, or any historical-era stories. It's fine if either the male or female lead has had previous partners. I can't stand spoiled, clingy heroines or stories with lots of children. Please avoid too many face-slapping scenes against nasty side characters, since they get really awkward when overdone. Something more low-key would be great. Please!
Who Doesn't Love Foraging in the Mountains and Gathering Seafood? Money Is Everywhere! Looking for All Kinds of Gathering Stories
Modern-Era Military Marriage: The Army Wife Moves into a Military Compound! Recommendations, Please
Looking for books like *Help! My Fertile Constitution! An Eighties Army Officer Is Hooked on Me*.
A Period Novel With a Female Lead Who's Great at Cooking and Has an Adorable, Well-Behaved Little Kid
Looking for books like *Mom of the Seventies Laughs, Researcher Husband Is Top-Notch*.
Period Novels: Joining the Army, No Pocket Space, Nothing Over-the-Top, Few Terrible Relatives, Complete
I'm in a reading slump! Could everyone recommend some novels set in a past era? I'd like a female lead who follows the troops, with down-to-earth everyday family life and no over-the-top, unrealistic plot. A second marriage or raising children is fine. Preferably no pocket dimension, and fewer awful people, or it'll get too stressful. Ideally, something complete. Thank you!
Looking for Foodie Novels About Cooking, Snacks, and Restaurants
Preferably something with detailed materials, so it feels more immersive.
Any Period Novels Where the Heroine Follows the Army and the Hero Is a Regiment Commander?
In a Reading Slump! Er Yuehong Is Here Looking for Books!
I'm out of things to read. Can anyone recommend fast-paced high-martial-arts novels with no female lead and no academy stuff? Something like *Global Gaowu* or *Calamity of the Myriad Races* would be great too.
Looking for Great Military Romance Novels Set in a Bygone Era
Looking for books similar to *After Crossing into the Apocalypse Era, I Marry a Disabled Officer and Raise Three Kids*. I'd like one with a pocket dimension, few nasty characters, no catfights between women, and writing that's not too simplistic. The female lead should be outspoken and capable.
Looking for a Period-Era Military Wife Story! She Joins Her Husband’s Unit Right from the Start!
Please don't recommend stories that drag on and spend half the book on military life before the couple joins the army! No stories where the female lead is reborn, missed out on the male lead in her previous life, and comes back to supposedly make it up to him! The male lead has the worst luck in the world to end up with a woman like that! And no clingy, helpless women who lose their minds whenever they see a man!
Military Marriage Novels Set in the Period of the Republic
Period Novels with Military Marriage and Following the Army, No Personal Space, and a Baby
A Selfish, High-Maintenance Female Lead in a Period-Era Story. Quick Transmigration Is Fine Too.
The Pregnant Heroine Is Brought by Her Military-Officer Husband to the Military Compound
Female Lead With a Fake Eunuch Male Lead
The male lead is a regent and the ruler of the Demon Realm, while the heroine is an unfavored young lady from a general's family who is also a transmigrator and a secret doctor. Both leads are strong. Looking for fantasy novels with a similar setup, please recommend some!
Fishing by the Sea, from a Female Perspective
Are there any stories like Fish Girl in the 1970s? That book got me into this genre, but I haven't found anything similar since. Preferably a completed story.
The Male Lead Is an Officer, and the Pregnant Female Lead Joins the Army
Looking for books similar to *A Military Marriage Like an Order (aka: Moving into the Military Compound! The 70s Military Wife Easily Gets Pregnant with Quadruplets)*. I'm looking for a period story where the protagonist transmigrates or is reborn, the male lead is an officer, and the female lead transmigrates into the past and gets pregnant while joining the military.
The Female Lead’s Cooking Is So Good It Makes the Three Kids Next Door Drool
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Maybe my personality is too extreme. I can't see the person who gave up his sleeper to someone else, and the heroine who forgives her mother so easily.
I occupy the front row, no system, no space, no gold-fingered period writing, I prefer long and thin emotional lines, sweet and no abuse.
Very nice! Very pretty! The plot of the male and female protagonists is very interesting [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] But can you not let Zhao and Yao be together [cry][cry][cry] Zhao is divorced and has two children, and his ex-wife is still so domineering and outrageous. Yao will be very sad in the future when they are together. Why should Yao marry a man who is married and has two children? Don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't. I've been thinking about it all night, but I still can't accept it. Zhao's ex-wife behaves like that, and Zhao himself has a big problem. Secondly, he and his ex-wife have two children, who are always separated from each other, and two-thirds of his salary has to be sent back to support his ex-wife and children. How can the children be raised by his ex-wife? When the children grow up and want to see Zhao, will Zhao not let them come? No. Then Yao had a hard time getting along with them… And Yao is young, kind, beautiful and a nurse, and Zhao is already 29... By then, Yao and Zhao will have to be together... What evil did Yao commit to deserve this? [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry] Of course Zhao can have a perfect ending, but I prefer white paper with white paper, and newspapers with newspapers. Yao deserves better. I really can't accept it when I see a young and excellent woman falling in love with an older man who is married and has two children.
The content of the novel is quite sweet, and the ambiguity between the male and female protagonists is well written. However, there is one thing that I don't understand. Can people who have only known each other for a few days really treat each other like a family? The female protagonist sends things to another military wife all day long, and her hands are too loose. Materials were quite tight in those days, and she always gave gifts to others, and she never received any gifts in return. Maybe I am relatively indifferent, and it doesn't feel good.
Author, you can't be irresponsible. You have to finish the book well after you start it, and don't end it suddenly. You're sorry for us book fans. Please update the extras quickly. I want to watch Zhao and Yao, and I also want to watch the sweet extras and careers of the male and female protagonists.
I really think it looks good, so cheers for the author!
How come the rating is so low? Fortunately, I wanted to read "Suijun Hai Dao" so much that I couldn't bear to open it. After reading a small part, I felt that Tomato didn't push traffic for this book, and there were few people who reviewed it, so the low rating is normal. What I like to read the most are period novels, especially those about military islands, but there are not many of them. This one is quite good, and it doesn't step into any common sense minefields. I also like both the male and female protagonists, and the female protagonist is very popular, and there is no female rivalry. It's just that the next few dozen chapters started to wrap up so quickly that I couldn't bear to leave them.
The plot is not bad! Come on come on!
Just so-so, I don't know what to say.
Sign in! Come on! After entering the book, the heroine hugged her best thighs tightly and lived a different life. Her hard work makes her serious about different goals. Her breadth of knowledge makes her stand out from those around her. Her appearance makes her more accepted by others. People who only met when working part-time have changed their identities and lives, and still live a good life.