Drugged from the Start, the Educated Youth Woman Tears Up the Cannon Fodder Script
开局被下药，女知青手撕炮灰剧本
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- Transmigrate Into a Book in the 1970s: The Cannon Fodder Female Side Character Flirts Like Crazy With a Rugged Military Officer穿书七零：炮灰女配狂撩糙汉军官Alternate title on Fanqie
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Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, I actually got to be the first to review this! [Full of excitement] Ahem... Just to give an objective review, it's just so good, so good, so good!!! This is the book I started reading when I was so desperate for something to read that I even started reading serialized books.
Can a soldier's face be made transparent at will?
Previously, I thought the male and female leads were both quite good; the female lead was hard-pressed to suffer mistreatment and would immediately seek revenge. The male lead and his family were also quite upright. The book read smoothly, with each character distinct and without any sense of disjointedness.
As a seasoned bookworm, I can attest that this book is truly excellent. Fellow bookworms know this: because I read so many books, I can't stand anything that's even slightly bad. I almost missed this book because of its rating! Everyone, please add to the rating!
Of all the novels I've read, this one has the most down-to-earth title. The descriptions seem quite realistic, but the plot is a bit vulgar, with some scenes repeated repeatedly—be careful while reading! Overall, it's well-written.
Aside from the slightly rushed ending—perhaps because they felt it was too late to write anything since it was already modern time, and they hastily explained everyone's fate and the children—it was actually quite good. I think it's a decent light read, and some of the more difficult characters were quickly eliminated. The female lead's mother-in-law is adorable; I found the old lady quite amusing. They can move on to the military base soon.
I have high hopes for the male lead; he knows how to balance the relationship between his mother and daughter-in-law.
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