
Forced to Break Off the Engagement? I Turn Around and Marry the Toughest, Most Rugged Officer
被逼退婚?我转身嫁最猛糙汉军官
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Period-Era Stories About Focusing Seriously on One's Career
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Stories About Female Leads Working in the City in the 1970s or 1980s
A Smart Female Lead Who Solves Cases
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Novels About Transmigrating to the Past With a Space Full of Supplies
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Looking for books similar to "The Su Family's Golden Phoenix Takes Flight in the 1960s".
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I like the female lead. The female supporting character is so vicious and stupid, she deserves it. I like the ambiguous plot between the male and female leads, I hope they can write more of that. The children are cute, I like the plot with the adorable kids, especially Zhou Cong, who is practically a catalyst for the relationship between the male and female leads.
The baby is really cute. I thought the male lead was remarried based on the comments, but after reading the comments, I found out that the child belongs to the male lead's deceased sister and brother-in-law. Both of them sacrificed their lives while doing scientific research. In that era, many families adopted children of relatives and friends. I really admire people like that.
This book is quite good. I rarely read historical fiction, but this one was amazing at first glance. The best part is that you don't have to click on any interludes; it's so enjoyable to read smoothly from beginning to end!
I love it! The female lead speaks with such a straightforward and energetic tone. I love her personality; she'll keep quiet if anyone disagrees. It's great!
I like the female lead, who transmigrated into a book. She's a smooth talker and never gets taken advantage of. The male lead is a soldier and also an expert at spotting manipulative women. He's on the same side as the female lead, a powerful duo.
It's good, but there were too many flirtatious scenes between the male and female leads when Chen Miao went missing, which made me anxious. (Why aren't they solving the case anymore? They're just talking cheesy stuff all the time!)
It's good, but there are some plot holes that the author didn't fill in very well. Still, it's worth recommending. I don't know why, but this book is quite good, yet nobody seems to be reading it.
This is the best article I've ever read.