
A 1970s Military Marriage: The War Hero Had Me in His Sights at First Glance
七零军婚,被兵王一眼锁定了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 642k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's pretty good. The female lead isn't stupid; she has a sharp tongue and knows how to argue. It's just a pity she still has to go to the countryside in the end. However, it's not bad that the original female lead was discharged from the military.
It's quite good! A story set in a time when people didn't go to the countryside!
I absolutely love it! The female lead's career path is so satisfying; she's a beautiful and strong heroine, and I'm really looking forward to seeing how her career develops. The only downside is the slow update speed. I've been following the updates, and I wanted to wait a bit before continuing, but I just can't resist 💕, and the updates are getting slower and slower 🥺
The female protagonist is a time traveler who already understands the country's future policies. Going to the countryside gives her more room to maneuver and lead rural areas out of poverty and towards prosperity. It's a great story, looking forward to updates.
It ended too quickly and I felt like I didn't get enough! I hope the author will update with some extra chapters! 🥰🥰
Yes, the female lead has a well-developed career storyline, and there are no conflicts or misunderstandings between her and the male lead, which is my favorite part. The romance also progresses smoothly; the male lead pursues her directly when he likes her. Everything feels so natural and smooth.
Real life, without any superpowers or spatial abilities, just ordinary, everyday life—that's truly touching.
The pacing is fast, and the female lead doesn't have many special abilities; she mainly relies on her own skills, which makes it feel more realistic and worth watching.
This one is different from the others; the female protagonist in this one focuses on her career, which I quite like.
It's excellent and unlike previous period dramas, the female protagonist enters politics by chance. In her previous life, she ran a company and used her expertise to bring about tremendous changes to the local area in the 1970s. These changes weren't just empty talk like in other novels; they were achieved step by step through the protagonist's on-site investigations.