I Became an Army Wife in the 1970S

It's really beautiful. Only after you get married do you realize how crazy it is to have an unhelpful husband in front of you. Marriage is not terrible, as long as you meet the right person, you can be very happy! Especially in the 1970s, it was impossible not to get married. The heroine was very sober. .

It's nice to watch, not many golden fingers are used, not many things are sold, there's no hoarding, there's no "face covering", the female lead and the male lead have a very good relationship transition. As a non-marriage person, I like to watch other people's child-rearing process, and I really like Nuannuanbaobao. The heroine basically has no major shortcomings. She is good at dealing with favours, and is too lazy to deal with people she doesn't like. She is not a softie, and the male protagonist is also super responsible. Grandma Qian is like an old man in the family, and the heroine is here for Grandma Qian [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts]

Very warm. The heroine can have no love but cannot be angry. The heroine is basically the group favorite. Simple. Not a pity. The space is not used much either. Very persistent. Unlike other stories where there are many children at once. All boys. Elegant and refined. Come on!

The writing is very good, I like it very much, it is ordinary and warm, especially the heroine used the space to make some money, and after getting married and making a fortune, she decisively gave up using the space to speculate. She is not greedy, unlike many novels where she keeps doing it, and there is no treasure-hunting plot like scrapyards. What I like the most is that it is the first time I have seen a male and female protagonist in a period novel giving birth to multiple daughters and no sons. For female protagonists who have multiple children, basically the author will arrange one or more sons for them, as if having a son is the ideal. Although these authors do not necessarily favor sons over daughters, the probability of having a boy or a girl is 50/50. The probability of having two or more children in a row that are girls is not low, but 99% of this type of novels have sons, and you can see everyone's subconscious thoughts.

No intrigue! Nothing is perfect everywhere! There are no conspiracies and calculations one after another that make people feel exhausted and out of breath! It's really good here.

This book has no twists and turns, and the author is recording life from the 1970s to 2024, recording the lives of four generations in an era, the changes in the country, the growth of the elderly, parents, himself, and his children. Xu Di's 50 years are the 50 years of a typical Chinese woman. She gets married, raises children, takes care of her husband, the elderly, and grandchildren. Only when she reaches the age of retirement can she breathe a sigh of relief. This is real, ordinary life. Record a real person's life, more than 30,000 days, live in the moment and enjoy life! Thanks to the author, it is worth recommending! ! !

I really like this kind of heartwarming article, and the pace is fast. Unlike some articles where you have to write several pages just to take a train, you always have to write a brainless masterpiece to set it off! This one won't, it's nice, warm, and just a normal life, without many brainless people. Although there are snobbish mother-in-laws and sisters-in-law, there are also very snobbish people in our normal lives! Generally speaking, it is a warm and warm article about the normal life of ordinary people. I really like this kind of article! I won't go to the countryside or join the army to feel present just because I have space. I have been looking for articles about time travel and not going to the countryside when I have space. Finally I came across this article

There is no grand love story in this book, it is all about marriage based on factual considerations. Although it is plain, it is quite satisfying for the reborn heroine. There is a golden finger but I don't use it much. The heroine's native family is quite harmonious. It feels good to watch.

It's relatively bland, it's all about short-sightedness, it may feel like a running story, and there aren't any ups and downs in the plot. It's very ordinary and realistic in the 1970s. What's heartwarming is the heroine's grandparents, the second uncle and the second aunt's family are all very nice, and the heroine's younger brother is also very nice. The heroine's parents are a bit biased, but they're okay. The heroine's sister is a little difficult to describe, but she doesn't get along much with her and doesn't have much description, so she can be ignored. The hero's grandma is very sensible, and it's not bad to have a younger brother. The family that the heroine saved were also pretty good. It's the first time I've seen it. There's no one who is married to a soldier and doesn't follow the army. There's almost no military part about the male protagonist. If you're bored, you can watch it. It's really bland, especially the latter part. There is no need to write about the heroine's daughters talking about their partners. It should be over when the children go to college. There is really nothing to watch later. The life of the heroine is really dull, without any ups and downs and exciting storyline, it is dull from beginning to end. An ordinary life

These are increasingly the only novels that do not skip chapters. The ordinary life in the article is very close to reality (the key is that there were not many ordinary people who were so rich in the 1970s, and the articles are better than those in many eras. They would sell thousands or hundreds of thousands of goods without coming or going). It makes people want to keep reading. The characters are also very vivid and have a sense of substitution. When I first read it, I really didn't notice that it was a serialized book. Only when I read the last chapter did I realize that [face covering] [face covering], cheers up! Kick me when you finish. [Laughing][laughing]