The Seventh-Decade Darling of the Family Is a Feisty Madwoman Who Boldly Pursues the Powerful Dark Moonlight
七零团宠俏癫婆，硬撩大佬黑月光
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- The Rebellious, Unhinged Beauty in the Seventies: If You Cross Me, I Hit Back反骨俏癫婆在七零，主打不服就干Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is one of my favorite books. It has incredibly positive values—patriotism, protecting the country, and fighting for the nation. However, in that chaotic era, there was so much injustice, resentment, and bitterness with nowhere to vent. Our side had superior military strength but far too few soldiers. Japanese spies and traitors were rampant, employing a variety of tactics.
After looking for a while, I saw the author—oh, the author of that marriage mediator book, the author of the book I followed to the end! I felt a strange sense of relief. I read the updated parts in one go, and I have to say the female lead's mental state is much better than in the previous book, practically far ahead. However, the antagonists are as diverse as ever, and none of them are truly despicable!
It's quite good, so why is the book rated so low? Although Lin Xia is sometimes unreliable, his character is consistent throughout the story. Even in this life, despite a brain injury, his military discipline from his past life remains sharp and decisive; he settles scores on the spot and never lets things linger. (A satisfying read.)
I really enjoyed it ❤️. It made me realize that the initial purpose of reading is simply to be happy ❤️❤️. Besides happiness, it also gave me a profound experience: truly kind people, without a good living environment, can easily be driven mad. And love can make a sick person unable to experience the bitterness of medicine, leaving only the sweetness of overflowing love.
A story set in a different era, filled with passion, perseverance, and protection. The efforts of several generations have finally brought about this prosperous age. I love Lin Xia—a little crazy, brave and resourceful, warm and gentle, and also playful and adorable. You're the best sun! ☀️☀️☀️
This is a wonderful book that made me truly empathize with the dedication and passion of soldiers for the first time. So many people made silent sacrifices and contributions, and there were so many unfulfilled regrets. From Dr. Wang to the female lead's older brother and sister-in-law, their endings were heartbreaking. The male and female leads, and everyone else who wasn't exactly a supporting character, all worked hard and made sacrifices. Each character was so vivid and endearing.
It's a very satisfying ending. The female lead overcomes numerous obstacles and hardships, finally achieving her life goal—retirement—when the male lead is at the top. Celebrating with the conclusion of the series is truly a cause for celebration.
It was beautiful, deeply moving, and truly inspiring. I read it carefully, analyzing every detail as I went. This is my number one historical fiction novel. It's really good. I've always read light-hearted historical novels before, but when I suddenly discovered this one, it resonated with my soul. I love China, and I love even more the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country.
I like stories about rebirth, time travel, eavesdropping, stories with systems, stories with spatial abilities, stories set in the 1970s, stories featuring the voice actors Lin Xia and Lu Zhiye, stories where the female lead doesn't suffer mistreatment, and stories with time travel, rebirth, eavesdropping, systems, spatial abilities, and a female lead who doesn't suffer mistreatment. I especially like stories set in the 1970s.
The outline has a good rhythm, though it might not be quite right at the beginning, but it gets better as it goes on. While some people, like the Lu family, don't understand the treatment, that might just be a reflection of class differences. The original male lead's string of girlfriends is funny, almost like they're playing along with the plot. Hmm, it's quite good; I'll definitely add this to my "666" favorites bookshelf.