Following the Army in the 1950s: I Became an Officer's Arranged Bride
五零随军：我成了军官的包办原配
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- Completed
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- 463k Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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- 1950s: After Joining the Army, I Become the Female Lead Through Scientific Research五零：随军后，我靠科研当大女主Alternate title on Fanqie
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I stopped reading after a few chapters, mainly because it was just so well-written. The female lead is an absolute moral exemplar. Even when she's insulted by her in-laws after transmigrating, she doesn't retaliate. When she's framed and caught cheating by a scheming woman, she doesn't demand an apology, just says a few words and that's it!
Overall, it looks promising, with a lot of advantages, but it has many flaws. A stepmother who was remarried, gave birth to a child for free, is mute, and is a bit weak at taking revenge on scumbags. The progress is slow, and those who prefer a cleavage-lined figure may be disappointed.
It's incredibly good, but how could a girl from a remote mountain village possibly speak foreign languages, cook Western food, and do scientific research? It's not like Qin Ke could just ignore it and let things slide. Didn't others say anything? Didn't they have any doubts? Author, you should at least give us a reason for handling this!
It's great! The female protagonist is a career-oriented woman who contributes to the country—kudos! Sometimes when I read novels, I stop reading after they consummate their marriage, but not this one. Even after they consummate their marriage, I want to keep reading. I want to see the children become healthy in body and mind, I want to see the male protagonist have children, and I want to see the military corps become glorious and escape poverty.
It's a great show, I especially love the face-slapping plot, it's just a pity it's not finished yet, I'm getting impatient watching it.
As a long-time fan of Tomato's books, I rarely see a story like this that I could read in one sitting. The female lead has a great personality; she's vengeful and repays kindness, and she's also very clear-headed. However, her romance with the male lead comes later in the story, but the relationship between the main characters is quite delicate. I hope the author updates frequently so I can enjoy reading more.
This is the first time I've seen a military marriage story like this. While the protagonist's "golden finger" (a powerful, albeit somewhat overpowered, advantage) is used to improve people's lives, showing a grand vision. There are no misunderstandings. There are no trivial matters; the overall tone is cheerful and worth watching.
The female lead has a cheat-like advantage, strong morals, and aside from being badly taken advantage of by the reborn woman, she's always profiting from her and focusing on economic development. The male lead is handsome and lovable. It's quite good, and not very long.
The novel "A Masterpiece of Writing" has captured my heart, and I'm currently following it closely. The plot is intricately woven and well-written; I recommend everyone read it together. 👀 The couple has great chemistry.
It's a pretty good story. The male and female leads are both well-developed and don't act foolishly. They focus on their careers and live their lives well. There aren't any particularly disgusting characters who keep popping up. The villains were also sent back to their hometowns early on. It's a pity that Su He's son didn't go with his father, the regimental commander, but went back to the countryside with his mother. That's really sad.