I Transmigrated Into a Book Set in the Seventies: The Cold Commander and I Swapped Bodies

I think it's very interesting. Haha, the souls of the male and female protagonists keep switching. The female protagonist is more awesome than the male protagonist. But it's also because the female protagonist is in a different generation. The male protagonist is responsible for giving birth to children. This is quite cool. Both of them have good personalities. The male is strong and the female is strong.

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, the overall rhythm of the story is good, the main plot of the male and female protagonists' body swapping is very good-looking, the characters have distinct personalities, and the overall image is full-bodied. The only shortcoming is that in the revenge section, the midwife Aunt Yang was originally written to say that all her sons were dead. As a result, when Jiang Chengshan was later revealed, her eldest son and second son appeared alive again. It felt like the author had forgotten this setting after writing about it. In other aspects it's pretty good, highly recommended. I feel that the author's writing style is quite mature. It is a high-scoring work.

In the past, I had to have at least 400,000 words in a serial before I would get into it. Recently, I have been in a book shortage, and I really regretted it after I got into it. 350,000 Words is not enough to read. The writing and plot are all 👍 👍. Patriotism is also engraved in our bones. Apart from not being enough to watch, everything else is absolutely perfect.

This book should be a high-scoring work. The plot is very exciting. After the female protagonist travels through the book, she is accidentally rescued by the male protagonist. The male and female protagonists swap bodies every time during a solar or lunar eclipse. The female protagonist trains soldiers and performs tasks for the male protagonist. The male protagonist gives birth to children and confinement for the female protagonist. The two achieve each other and rely on each other. The male and female protagonists used their lifetime achievements to achieve glory and prosperity for the country and saved many people. After her death, the heroine returned to her previous life as a mercenary, and the hero followed her, and the two embarked on another life journey!

Basically I didn't jump to watch it, it was still pretty good to watch. The heroine is not that kind of soldier. Are you going to open your mouth and say bad words? Or she drooled when she saw the male protagonist. Now I have seen 140 pictures. I have a question that her cousin and ex-fiancé reported her. She said she would go back to deal with them, but now she sees that they have all returned to western Yunnan and she has not dealt with them yet. I wonder if she will say anything later.

Good-looking and good-looking. Because I have read too many chronicles, I can no longer stand the general chronicles. This is the first time I have seen this setting of male and female swapping in a period novel. It is very novel, and the male is strong and the female is strong. I like it.

Big Is it okay to update to the finale in one night? [Awkward laugh] It's so beautiful and it's so annoying to update 2 chapters every day

It's pretty cool. I'm curious when it will be replaced.

Yes, the plot is quite novel and interesting. But why do men and women mainly have so many children? Although it is said that the male and female protagonists have equal efforts in childbearing and raising, it is really necessary. In the end, there were 5 children in total. I think the better thing is that the male and female protagonists in this book can truly understand each other. After all, they can swap bodies, and the male protagonist can therefore understand the difficulties of being a woman.

Such a great book, especially the one where the male protagonist switches bodies every time there is a lunar eclipse. This is well set up. The rating is so low.