
A 1970s Military Marriage: I Accidentally Won the Heart of a Shrewd, Dominant Officer
七零军婚,误惹腹黑霸道军官
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 223k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- Military Marriage in the 70s: I Accidentally Provoked the Black Bellied and Domineering OfficerEnglish name
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Not bad! Not bad! It's still pretty good! (But... I only watched it for a short time... Um... I've already finished it... Author, can you update more... Sigh...) For me, it's good and not bad! It's just too short, not enough to watch at all! Sigh, a little disappointed. It depends on personal preference! Sisters who like it can give it a try! [Got it]
"How fortunate we are to have met you all." The group raised their glasses and looked at each other. Lu Xingyan reached out and took Chen Suihuan's hand, and the two smiled at each other. Yes, I'm so lucky to have met you. So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!
A sweet 1970s military romance novel set in an ordinary era. The female lead has no photographic memory, no superb medical skills, no outstanding cooking abilities, and no college entrance exams, except for her spatial ability! There are no mother-in-law/daughter-in-law problems, and the life of genuine friendship and a steady, enduring bond feels very realistic!
I love it! Absolutely amazing! So perfect! Absolutely perfect! Absolutely perfect! Absolutely perfect! Absolutely perfect! Absolutely perfect! I love it just the way it is! So sweet! The revenge on the villains is so satisfying! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍👍👍 No unpleasant romantic entanglements, and if there are any, they're quickly cut short! 👍👍👍👍👍👍 So sweet! You won't regret watching! 😀😆😆😆😆😆😆 It's just that it ended before I could get enough! 👍👍👍👍👍😆😆😆😆
Overall, there are no major issues. It's a realistic story, and the female lead is portrayed as an ordinary person with a special ability—kind yet with a sharp edge. The male lead's character is fine, with no major flaws. However, there are a few details I didn't like, such as his various unwanted romantic advances and his troublesome sister-in-law.
This book is almost entirely good and very enjoyable.
The female lead has a special ability, but she's also very clear-headed; she likes what she likes and dislikes what she dislikes, making her emotions immediately apparent. The male lead loves her deeply and is always on her side. (Lu Xingyan & Chen Suihuan)
I still really enjoyed reading it. The male lead might have been a bit of a rogue at first, since the story mentions he'd been on the battlefield and would do anything to survive. So, for the woman he loves, he'll try every means to make her his. But he doesn't use despicable methods. The female lead isn't a saint and is very clear-headed. I still really like it.
This is the first historical romance novel I've read where the female lead is a sent-down youth who doesn't take the college entrance exam but goes to university. I think it's fantastic! The female lead is very happy; she has a loving and understanding husband and children. It's not necessary to be a high achiever who neglects their husband and children. Sometimes, ordinary life can be very happy!
The writing is very detailed. The camaraderie among the seven friends the female protagonist and her companions during their time in the countryside is truly touching. They became lifelong friends, even risking their lives for each other, and each found a happy ending. Unlike other time-travelers, the female protagonist isn't particularly capable or talented.