I Transmigrated Into the 1960S and Latched Onto the Squad Leader's Big, Strong Arm

In the first few chapters, the heroine's evaluation and inner drama of the hero were quite low. However, the relationship between the male and female protagonists later is well written, but I still recommend that the author use exciting events to promote the plot.

It's getting better and better. At the beginning, the heroine was a bit too self-righteous, and she confidently treated the hero as a fish in her own basket. But it got better and better later on, especially the emotional scenes, which were very touching and the hero was well portrayed👍

It's very good. The heroine doesn't have a golden finger, and she doesn't dare to spend money. She suddenly travels through her ordinary life and lives her own life. The educated youth are generally okay, and there is no bloodshed. After returning from the army, the male protagonist is still the future clan leader. The male protagonist is reliable and flexible. He knows a lot of people and talks a lot. He is completely different from the silent soldier brother before. He is not as great and upright, but he is still very interesting and more real.

Although the beginning may be a bit boring, the further you read, the more you look forward to it. I am already looking forward to their married life ~ This era-traveling book can be said to be very nice. There is no space, and there is no story about the heroine going to the black market to sell money. The plot is also very suitable for this era. I especially love to see the sweet relationship between the male and female protagonists. The sugar content is super high. I love it [Sending Hearts]

The writing is quite beautiful.

The book is easy to read and the storyline is fascinating. The female protagonist is smart and tolerant, while the male protagonist is flexible and versatile.

After flipping through more than a dozen books, I finally found a good one. It has a correct outlook, clear sentences, and a reasonable structure. It's not a brainless Mary Sue, and the story points are normal. I've read a dozen or so books before, and I'm either a fanboy or a little nervous. I'm convinced... Although crazy things are popular nowadays, don't be too outrageous [face covering]

This novel is definitely worth five stars! It suits my taste very well, there is no space, no system, no cheating, the male and female protagonists have the right views! The male and female protagonists have very good personalities and emotional intelligence, and their daily interactions are very close to life. I hope there won't be many top stories later. The only drawback is that it's serialized. . .

Overall, it's pretty good. The male protagonist has a good personality. The female protagonist was very decisive when she asked him about getting married. The male protagonist's brothers are also very sensible. Basically, there's nothing super. It's just that the description at the beginning is very detailed, and it ends quickly after returning to the city.

It's great. If you don't like the male protagonist having several younger brothers, you can avoid lightning. But I think the female protagonist is right. In her case, the more family members the better, marriage is nothing more than everyone having their own agenda.