Military Marriage in the Seventies: We've Been Reborn, So Why Not Build a Stronger Nation?
军婚七零：都重生了，强国不香吗
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- The Wicked Childhood Friend Has Had Enough, Marries an Officer on a Whim, and Has His Baby恶毒青梅不干了，闪婚军官生崽崽Alternate title on Fanqie
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Oh my god, it's so good! Putting aside the fact that the plot is still quite fresh in the historical fiction genre, I really love the female lead's personality and way of dealing with people. She never suffers any loss, speaks with reason and evidence, and leaves those who are not thinking straight speechless. It's so satisfying! Watching Shi Xueyun's acting was so frustrating; the romantic scenes felt completely forced.
I really liked it. The female lead transmigrates to a post-apocalyptic world, immediately breaks off her engagement, then has a whirlwind marriage, avoiding entanglements with the original male and female leads. She actively focuses on her career, and this career truly belongs to her; it's not just for the male lead's benefit or to help him.
Female lead: Sincerity is the key to success, and she can be a bit naive and innocent at times. Male lead: Unsure whether he likes the original owner or the female lead.
It felt good. It didn't deliberately make the female lead a trendsetter, nor was she a female version of a domineering heroine. She didn't necessarily have to go to university. She lived her own life, tried her best to do her own thing, and made herself shine.
This is a female-centric novel, focusing on career and with romance as secondary. The female lead is decisive and efficient, never suffering a single injustice. The reader doesn't feel frustrated. However, I don't understand why Grandpa Shao insists on Shen Nian as his granddaughter-in-law. It's understandable that he doesn't approve of the female lead, but what makes Shen Nian superior?
So good! So good! So good! So good! At first, I almost dropped the story when I saw Qingqing was going to raise pigs, but then I got curious to see how the author would develop the heroine's career into a towering tree. But the more I read, the better it got, and the more I wanted to read it.
This book doesn't have a clichéd plot, nor does it use conventional methods. It's very detailed; I watched it bit by bit, and I think I'll find new insights every time I watch it. I rarely feel the urge to leave a review or like a book at the end; this is probably the first time. I think it's worth it, and I also want to express my feelings. Because I finished reading it at 2 a. M.
May 5, 2025. Xu Qingqing's strength stems from the confidence gained from being reborn; fearlessness breeds invincibility, a quality rarely found in reality. It's a very good and exciting read. There are a few minor errors that don't affect the overall reading experience, but Cheng Lu's character leaves me feeling unsatisfied.
It's really good! Why is the rating so low? Although there were a few "golden fingers" (cheat codes) in the early parts, they disappeared later on. There's no space to hoard resources, no wealth, no divine doctors, no scientific genius buffs, and no overly dramatic or wish-fulfillment elements. But the author's writing is truly exceptional.
I really like the female lead's personality. The male lead is a good husband and a good father. Isn't the female lead's father's dedication to the country a microcosm of our country's pioneering scientific researchers? I especially loved the diary entry at the end; it was very good.