
I Transmigrate into a Book in the 1980S: This Unexpected Military Marriage Is So Sweet
八零穿书:闪来的军婚太甜了
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- Completed
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- 200k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Can we not have any intersection with the original heroine? ! ! Just a nod of acquaintance would be fine! ! I think if this situation develops, we might become friends or even besties [laughs awkwardly] The writing is quite nice, but I don't like having too much interaction with the original heroine. Since they have to work together to set up a factory, I can't watch it at all. The writing is very nice. I can't read this book. Let's read it. See you again when we are destined. [Sending my heart]
The 30-year-old man's routine of treating a 20-year-old innocent female college student at the beginning is not like a flash marriage, but like a forced purchase and sale [face covering] The male protagonist also calls the female protagonist a girl, so cool! [Face covering] Suitable for those who love reading uncle literature
So far, it's very interesting, and there is no Kurohara heroine. Women are all independent and self-reliant.
I stayed up late to finish reading it. It's very interesting. They are all independent individuals and have their own destiny in life. There is no cookie-cutter masterpiece like Goldfinger, Black Market, Going to the Countryside, etc. Live your own life and follow your own path. There are no supporting roles in life. Just be the protagonist of your own life.
There is no dark side, only sunshine. Although it is a bit like a running story, it doesn't feel like it. Everything seems to be in love. It is worth watching and laughing over and over again. It's great! [Like][Laugh]
I have finished reading another chronicle novel by the author, and I am looking forward to this one [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]
The heroine is a book thief and has no other secrets except knowing the original plot. She and the hero met on a blind date. The hero pretended to be the heroine's blind date and slowly tricked the heroine into getting the certificate after only three days of knowing each other. The hero is a soldier and has an older sister with a good family background. The heroine is a college English teacher and has a twin brother. The two have a very good relationship and love each other. The heroine did not follow the army, but chose her own career. She ran a clothing factory with the original heroine, and later traded stocks and made a lot of money. The heroine gave birth to twin sons, but the children didn't have many scenes. There are basically no villains, they are all very good, the male protagonist's niece is very funny, and everyone has a satisfactory marriage and happiness in the end.
Come and support me. This article deserves high marks. It is very beautifully written. The heroine is good at everything. Her sweet feelings cannot be explained clearly. Each team should write more. Ha ha
The book is very warm, and every character described is full of human beauty. It does not deliberately vilify women at all (unlike other books that deliberately engage in female rivalry, mindless jealousy or frame-up). The original heroine and heroine are both very good, and the other female characters are also full of the human beauty of the times.
It's not bad, not top-notch, just plain and heartwarming writing. The heroine was obedient and clever, but she was snatched away by the male protagonist, a big-tailed wolf, and her life was just ordinary and happy. The hero's family members are all good-natured and very funny. It's not easy for the author, so I give it 5 stars to encourage it.