Transmigrated to the 1970S and Married a Handsome Divorced Officer

It's very good. If you like inversion, you can come and have a look. I found the heroine of this novel to be a bit miserable. Even if she is average-looking, at least she has a good figure. She originally thought she was a harmonious family, but it turned out that her father cheated on her and her mother cheated on her. After a lot of effort, she went to live with her brother. She felt pretty good after they met. Dear, it turned out to be another twist. A masculine, handsome and handsome military brother turned into a common man who looked down on country girls. Fortunately, the heroine had some luck and a not-so-big gold finger, otherwise I don't know how miserable it would have been. (I really want to know whether a female protagonist with an ordinary appearance and an ordinary family background and a male protagonist with a top-notch appearance and family background can really live happily? Or do you have the confidence to have money?) [Explore][Explore][ Eat Melon] [ Eat Melon] [ Eat Melon] I am a little bit impressed with myself for being able to follow this book. The more I write, the worse it gets. How did the heroine offend the author? This feels like a split personality [face covering].

It feels good so far. The overall plot progress is slow, the family atmosphere in the previous chapters is very warm, and the heroine's way of earning income is smooth. However, in recent chapters, Tang's mother's personality changes are a bit abrupt, and Tang's father also shows his shyness and irresponsibility. The heroine's character is a bit too sensitive, and it feels like cracks in exquisite porcelain, tearing a hole in the illusion of beauty. There are some shortcomings, but there is still something worth looking forward to, at least the male protagonist has not appeared yet...

The author is very attentive, very happy to predict, and well connected from beginning to end. I especially like the time when the heroine was taking care of her sister-in-law in the northwest. The heroine's brother was injured, and the brother who was a good brother with Battalion Commander Song asked the heroine to deliver food to the seriously injured battalion commander. The two have been in contact for a long time. The battalion commander found that the heroine is an upright and kind-hearted girl who fights back when hurt. She harbors love and comes up with ideas to help the heroine when she is in trouble. The handsome male protagonist puts pressure on the female protagonist. The outspoken female protagonist does not notice the male protagonist's love. She is fearless and takes care of everything. She does not get a confession until she returns home. The male protagonist has his own heart. He only waits to express his love to the female protagonist after marriage, hoping that the moment will come soon, and the lovers will eventually become tired lovers.

I felt pretty good. Although I skipped a few chapters, I finished reading them all. The flaws were, for example, the heroine's mother had a split personality. She was obviously very good to the heroine, but suddenly she seemed to be possessed by a ghost and beat and scolded her, and even broke the heroine's bones. The heroine's outstanding and funny doting sister and crazy brother was written to death, and the good sister-in-law's personality changed drastically after remarrying. These all made it uncomfortable to watch. But the war part is very well written, and it shows how our soldiers in that era risked their lives to protect their families and the country. I have read so many period novels, and this is the first female protagonist to personally go into battle to kill the enemy. I originally thought that the female protagonist would simply send supplies through space, but I didn't expect that she would participate in the war in person, so Goldfinger is against the sky, but it doesn't matter, it just looks good. . . Although this article has many shortcomings, the bloody sacrifice of the soldiers is touching. I think it deserves a full star.

It's good to look at, but it's a bit sparse. I can't get enough of it.

Although there are many flaws, including the split personality between the heroine's parents, which is uncomfortable to watch, the interaction and entanglement between the male and female protagonists is well written. This is what made me watch until the end [laughing and crying]

Taking the heroine's growth experience as the main line, and telling the love story between her and a divorced handsome officer, it shows the social landscape and people's living conditions in the 1970s. The plot of the novel has ups and downs, is fascinating, and makes people want to put it down.

A treasured new book, but there are too few updates. If you like refreshing and heart-warming writing, you can read it with your eyes closed. If you don't want to be afraid of other things, it's not the best. It's a good read and recommended.

The story is good! The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the characters are well described and have distinct personalities. The heroine traveled through space, used space to collect supplies, alleviated the hunger of her family, took care of her brother and sister-in-law, and met the hero, and finally got married. In order to defend the country's territory, the heroine joined the army and participated in the defense war, guarded the battlefield, and saved her lover. She lost her own brother when he died in battle. After the baptism of war, the male and female protagonists became more affectionate. While raising their own children, they also accepted raising their brother's children. The family lived happily together until the end of their lives. This is a relatively good and somewhat sad story.

It's very nice, but my mother's writing is breathtaking [like][like][like][like]