The 1960S: The Army Wife Who Refused to Play Along

It's great. The heroine has been reborn and has taken a different path. It's a different life. It's really great. There isn't much of a story about children, but she is too soft-hearted towards the vicious female supporting character.

It's so good to read, so good to read, the author writes so well, and is very attentive. I felt sorry for the heroine at the beginning, and it made me cry. But it got better and better later on, and the ending was perfect. I read every chapter with my heart, and I didn't skip a chapter at all. [Like][Like][Like]

It's pretty good to watch. Although I don't like the constant bouncing of the best, I have to say that it does make me feel good to see the annoying people having a bad life. After the heroine was reborn, she got rid of the shackles of family ties, focused on her own development, and helped the people around her to the best of her ability. It was quite good.

A different kind of chronicle, worth reading

The ending felt rushed and didn't feel quite complete, but the story was great.

The heroine relies on mechanical technology to develop and thrive. The content does not match the theme. My husband has been sent to the frontier.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! ! !

Very nice! The two people support each other and are a sweet couple. Even bad people will be punished [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

Well written, keep it up

It's so well written, I seem to keep reading it. I read it from the beginning to the end. It's time to go to bed now. I hope I can see the update when I wake up. Come on, author.