1970s Military Marriage: The Big Shot’s Darling Wife Takes Charge and Spoils Her Husband
七零军婚：大佬的娇娇媳强势宠夫
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- Ongoing
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- 179k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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90Chapters
12Reads · 30 days
108kReads · all time
5Shelf adds, last 14 days
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I've Been Enjoying Period Stories About Following Soldiers Into the Military Lately, Any Good Recommendations?
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Looking for a Military Marriage, Rebirth, Period-Era Power Fantasy!
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It looks great, it feels really cool, I love it!
The premise was interesting, but it didn't seem to be fully utilized. The female lead possesses both combat skills and medical expertise, and she has military missions, but her medical skills aren't really put to use; she quickly saves a comrade's brother, and then nothing is said about her afterward. Also, the female and male leads are constantly changing locations.
This is my own book, so of course I have to give it a good review!
One word: awesome! Also, author, please don't cross-reference your stories! You always write the male lead's name as Lin Chen from another book!
I love the naive yet clever female lead. The original robot character is vividly portrayed, and her liveliness is cleverly captured. The male lead is also quite adorable, although there's a real imbalance of masculinity and femininity. But what can you do when the female lead is a post-apocalyptic robot reincarnation? It's understandable.
It's a great read, though the story takes time to develop! The female lead is incredibly strong and doesn't want to be bound by rules or separated from her lover, so she refuses to join the army! But she'll help with training and missions, and importantly, it's not obligatory; she gives plenty of benefits, and she doesn't suffer any losses.
It's very good and quite interesting.
This is too abstract. I watched for hours until the main couple's son was born, and then they named him "Duìyù" (meaning "superfluous")? "Duìyù"? I can understand favoring girls over boys, but naming your own child "Duìyù" is just... I really...
Author, please be honest, could you please not let the male lead's parents come over later?
I really like this book, especially its content. I've read it several times and memorized every detail, but it still couldn't change the fact that it was discontinued.