Transmigrating to the 1970s: I Take My Officer Husband to the Countryside
穿越七零，带着军官丈夫去下乡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 544k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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240Chapters
1.3kReads · 30 days
354.7kReads · all time
128Shelf adds, last 14 days
9.1Score
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Hey everyone! My new book is here! Welcome everyone to join Yao Niannian and Qiao Huainan on their rural trip! Take a stroll through the 1970s. I'm off to work on my writing! [Finishing work][Finishing work][Finishing work] [Driving a deadline][Driving a deadline][Driving a deadline]
The female lord is efficient and assertive; keep it up, author! Don't go off-topic again, or I wish you'll time-travel! 🤦
This book is well written, very well.
Many readers might find the female lead clumsy and careless in using her spatial abilities, and there are many details that are seriously inconsistent with the era. However, I enjoyed it. I never fuss over whether a novel is realistic or not. Novels are fictional, after all.
I give it 5 stars. I think it's incredibly good; the plot is original and has positive values. The romance between the male and female leads doesn't drag on. Lijiatun is the most harmonious and united rural village I've ever read. There are only one or two slightly eccentric educated youth, and their methods are generally mild, unlike other period dramas where educated youth are constantly…
The author's writing is excellent, the article is tightly structured, and the writing is meticulous. It's rare to find a novel I've read from beginning to end these days. I hope the author will continue to write more good books.
The daily life of a top soldier and his large family. From the military family compound to attending university in Beijing to improve himself, he gives up his assigned job to start his own business. He leads a group of fellow entrepreneurs to achieve mutual success! Together with his parents, he strives to bring glory to the country! It's a novel brimming with positive energy. I highly recommend it to more people!
Most other short stories only provide a framework, but this is the most detailed and concise short story I've read. The female protagonist transmigrates and is sold by her scumbag father and stepmother to the male protagonist, a battalion commander with a leg injury. Under her careful care, they develop feelings for each other.
It's a good story. No wonder you can't let emotions get in when you're undercover. If his mother hadn't been so sarcastic at the border, the kid wouldn't have gotten hurt, or at least not so badly. Undercover agents shouldn't go out secretly; they shouldn't make such a big show of sending him off.
The author writes well, just don't go astray. Keep it up!