One Man and One Dog: Conquering the Seventies and Becoming an Army Wife!
一人一狗，闯七零！当军嫂！
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- Completed
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- 414k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- Blind Marriage: My Disabled Military Officer Husband Spoils Me Rotten盲婚，残疾军官宠我上瘾Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's incredibly good! The dog is portrayed so vividly, and the language is exceptional—it's just so good!
Wenwen is super cute, the two of them, a human and a dog, are so loving ❤️, highly recommended.
The female protagonist transmigrates to a post-apocalyptic world, the male protagonist is a soldier, they have two dogs, and it's a happy family life for the four of them 🤭
It's a relaxing and sweet story without too many nonsensical characters. In particular, the author clearly stated in the first chapter that it's a fictional world and shouldn't be compared to reality, only partially. I think it's well-written, but I feel it would be better if the first encounter between the male and female leads in the epilogue was placed earlier.
Oh ho ho ho ho, this book is alright, I think it's quite enjoyable. First: The author's writing style is quite good. Secondly, there are quite a few typos and missing words. The author should have checked it while writing. 😂 Thirdly, I think the plot is fine. It's a short story, so some parts might be rushed, which I think is normal. Overall, it's acceptable, and I think it's well-written.
A heartwarming novel depicting the interactions between a family and their dog, Leiting, as well as the hilariously sweet and affectionate relationship between a military couple and their respectful approach to raising their child. No cheesy plot twists or outdated settings (treasure hunting, university entrance exams, black market trips, starting a company)!
It's good. It's relatively lighthearted; the female lead has superpowers but doesn't use them much, relying mainly on her knowledge and hard work to acquire resources and wealth. The dog and two babies are adorable and heartwarming. The overall plot is quite rich, but some specific details are lacking.
The novel is written with a very stable emotional tone. It doesn't get addictive or affect your mood. The dialogue between the male and female protagonists and everyone else, including each other, is concise and to the point; there's no unnecessary filler to pad the word count. The dog and the twins are also adorable and funny. The story isn't particularly long either. Overall, it's a good read.
The dog is very cute, and the writing is quite good. It doesn't feel like a period drama. Also, the female lead is practically cooking all the time, while the male lead never helps with any cooking.
I initially came to this series because of the "one person and one dog in the 70s" trope. Huahua and Leiting are friends, family, and reliable partners who can trust each other completely. The male and female leads are very sweet, and they have two smart and adorable babies. The series touches on everyday life, career, and national sentiment, creating a warm and relatable atmosphere.