A Military Marriage in the 1970s: The Lazy Wife Uses Science to Make Her Country Strong
军婚年代：懒媳妇儿她凭科研强国
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- 507k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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The character development is quite substantial. The female lead, emotionally detached due to her original world's environment, doesn't quickly change after transmigrating to the Flower Kingdom. Her initial reason for being with the male lead is simply to find a long-term meal ticket and replenish her spiritual energy with flowers.
I hope that articles about building a technologically strong nation won't have so many awful characters, and will be more straightforward.
Not bad, not bad. Just when I was feeling bored and couldn't concentrate on anything, I found this book. Not bad at all. Keep up the good work, author!
This is so beautiful! I love people like this who have the ability to help our country develop!
Xia Qingqing*Qi Yue Interstellar healers extract fragrant factors from fresh flowers to restore and cultivate spiritual power. The remaining residue becomes pills with various effects. Dried flowers can also be made into various things, such as skin care water, temperature-controlled bulletproof vests, etc. They absorb people's emotional factors and nourish their spiritual sea.
It's a clean romance with no angst, not too sweet but rather heartwarming, and doesn't seem to have any toxic elements like tragic endings. A technologically advanced nation is my cup of tea. It's a bit thin, but the updates are fairly frequent. It seems to be getting sweet already, I'm looking forward to it.
I usually enjoy stories where the female lead is incredibly talented in scientific research, because I want something satisfying to read about, something that shows the government's support. While the female lead's research in this book is indeed impressive, everything else is so frustrating that it's not enjoyable to read.
This isn't scientific research, it's science fiction... There's no research process at all, just the results come out directly. It seems so unrealistic.
Among all the military marriage novels set in different eras, this one has a very novel theme and is definitely worth reading (you'll need to keep it in mind). The female lead's personality gradually improves, and the male lead always protects her. They both strive to live their lives and become stronger. There are no awful characters throughout the story, making this a very satisfying read.
Throughout the entire story, I was worried about how the medicine and bulletproof vests would continue to be produced after the female lead was gone. But then she found an heir, and I suddenly felt relieved, hahaha 😂 The female lead opened up a brainpower testing system, conducting nationwide tests.