A 1960s Army Wife Raises Kids, Dotes on Her Husband, and Works the Fields
六零军嫂养娃宠夫种田忙
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- Completed
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- 756k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- Three Years with the Army and No Baby? The Military Wife Has Quadruplets随军三年不生？军嫂一胎四宝Alternate title on Fanqie
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Soldiers have it tough, protecting their country and shedding blood on the battlefield. Military wives have it even tougher, caring for the whole family and shouldering all the responsibilities. This book is well-written, full of twists and turns, keeping you hooked. I hope it gets updated soon! I highly recommend it (five stars).
This book is wonderful, I really like it.
Excellent! Especially DouDou and her younger siblings—they're so adorable! The female lead loves life and manages to make her home beautiful no matter how harsh the environment. The male lead is also a representative of millions of soldiers loyal to their country and people. The author writes realistically, full of positive energy. Very educational. Looking forward to more exciting developments!
This book is very interesting and worth reading. It portrays the patriotism and love for family of soldiers. The female protagonist has a resilient character, possessing the tenderness of a young woman, the strength and gentleness of a mother, and the great spirit of a military wife. She can endure loneliness and support her family. Each of the five children is unique and adorable.
It looks great, but it's a little short. Hope you can update more often! 👍👍👍
It's especially funny that DouDou is so funny too. He speaks like a man, just like a man, so hilarious! Such a proud little face, such a proud little face! The female lead is so funny! She's so smart, capable, gentle, and generous, and she's so considerate of soldiers—is she all-around amazing? Even when she's fighting, she's incredibly strong.
I personally think it's really good; it even made me cry TT
This is really well-written. It depicts the hardships the female protagonist endured during the difficult 1960s, farming, earning money, and raising children. Thankfully, the male protagonist is a warm and kind man who protects his country. He dotes on the female protagonist and their five children, especially the five sensible little ones.
It's a great read. I really enjoy reading historical fiction. Although I haven't experienced the hardships of that era, it makes me realize that without our ancestors, we wouldn't have the life we have today.
This is so good! I love the female lead's style; she's bold and decisive, and she's almost like a savior. She's capable and responsible, always ready to help those in need. I love the author's work.