Military Marriage: The Bandit Wife of ’70 Is Gorgeous, Svelte, and Irresistible
军婚：70匪妻她腰软貌美太拿人
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- Completed
- Length
- 904k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- In the 1970s, the Military Officer Spoils the Science Prodigy into a Sly Little Bandit七零军官将科研少女宠的又茶又匪Alternate title on Fanqie
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The Female Lead Was a Scientist in Her Previous Life, Is Reborn in a Poor Era, and Serves Her Country
A Female Lead in Scientific Research Who Is Brilliant, Accomplished, and Makes Enormous Contributions
Looking for something like "Shocking! The Top Gaokao Scorer Wins a Nobel Prize", where the female lead makes major contributions, helps her friends improve their grades and earns the gratitude of family and friends, advances the country through science and technology, and earns recognition. No male lead, or very little focus on him, is fine.
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Every single historical-era novel is about educated youth being sent to the countryside, or petty rural dramas. Can these authors write anything other than educated youth? Are there any historical-era novels that aren't about going to the countryside or rural life? Even something about spies in the 1940s would be fine!!!
Historical-Era Novels With a Heroine Whose Research Focuses on Mechanical Engineering
The Female Lead Is a Talent the Entire Nation Needs to Protect
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Looking for a Military Marriage in a Period-Era Story 🔥 The Heroine Can Join Her Husband at His Posting, and It’s Sweet
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The Heroine Is Protected by the Nation and Powerful from the Start. No Miserable Early Chapters
Strong female lead.
Powerful Family Patriarch Male Leads in Political and Period Novels
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A Hilarious Period Novel, Lighthearted and Laugh-Out-Loud in Every Chapter
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Looking for Something So Rousing It'll Set Me on Fire
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Scientific Research With No Scheming or Face-Slapping
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Bai Lu*Jun Jing As expected of the "Queen of Systems," she always considers all aspects of the big picture. She's ruthless towards enemies without pushing them to the brink (regarding gold resources), and towards the nation, she not only helps with technological development but also intervenes in politics and economics.
The new book is almost 200,000 words long, so here are a few explanations. 1. The fax machine, excavator, etc. Mentioned in the article were indeed found through research. I also asked some older residents of the compound. While food was scarce at the time, it wasn't as destitute as some people imagine. 2. The path the female protagonist takes is not the traditional path of period dramas.
The female lead is witty and humorous with a strong presence; this is a story worth reading.
It's a great read. The female lead is strong but not overly idealistic, and both the male and female leads are decisive and efficient. The writing is witty, humorous, and insightful, effectively blending patriotism with a well-structured plot and a grand narrative scope. I genuinely laughed throughout, yet there were many touching moments.
It's so good! The female lead is beautiful and cool, and the storyline is both funny and exciting. A great watch! 👍
So far, I've had a great time! [Top post] I hope Lulu continues to have a great time, and good luck to the author! Highlights and highlights: Shouting slogans Romance: Both the male and female leads have mouths, so there are practically no major misunderstandings throughout the story. The male lead is incredibly doting on the female lead.
This is a highly recommended and enjoyable novel. Firstly, the characters and their relationship are particularly compelling; the female lead is vibrant, and the male lead quietly protects her. Secondly, it's inspiring. Besides taking revenge on the villains, the female lead does many meaningful things, which I love. Finally, the family dynamics—the way the female lead interacts with her family—are also very appealing.
I have a question: someone with so much advanced technology kept insisting that the massive earthquake couldn't be avoided. But couldn't a high-tech seismograph have sufficed? So many lives were lost. Even if it was just for cover, couldn't they have just developed more advanced typhoon warning and rainfall measurement technologies?
It was great, especially the part where they lectured the gossipy old ladies in the Beijing residential compound—I laughed so hard I almost choked! Keep up the good work, author! 🤭🤭🤭👍👍👍🤦🤦🤦
The overall storyline of this book is very good, and the male and female protagonists are both well-developed, especially the female protagonist, who is outstanding. However, I personally felt a bit annoyed by the scene where the male lead initially sent the female lead to the trial room, which made me want to switch male leads.