Military Life in the 1970s: Gathering Seafood on the Island, Then a Stunning Beauty Arrives
七零随军赶海，岛上来了个大美人
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Rushing to the Sea with the ’70s Army: A Stunning Beauty Comes to the IslandEnglish name
- Seaside Army Life in the ’70s: When a Beauty Came to the IslandEnglish name
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I feel like laughing a little. ❶ It's almost chapter 30 now, and I haven't seen any beachcombing at all. The supporting characters' stories (the original male and female leads) have a lot of screen time; beachcombing is in chapter 40. ❷ In the original story, only the male lead is a madman.
I spent some time traveling to Hainan Island during the National Day holiday, and it made me deeply reflect on my past ignorance and writing based entirely on imagination. 😂😂😂 Rewriting the island story, retelling the island tale. I hope you sisters who like it will give it a thumbs up, urge me to update, and leave a five-star review to support me! 💕💕💕
It's alright, but I just hope the male lead's comrade doesn't get together with that Qing girl. Knowing that the man surnamed Huo has a wife and still secretly pledging her life to him, isn't that being a mistress? Seriously immoral. Even if she doesn't get entangled with Huo later, I hope she doesn't ruin the lives of the male and female leads.
It's enjoyable, but there are a lot of adjectives, especially when listening to the audiobook; it's a bit odd... Annoying, but overall it's still good. Hopefully, the next book won't use so many adjectives.
Is the female lead, Su Wan, actually Lin Yue'e's biological daughter? 🧐
The difference between living in a village and a family compound is that there's less contact with the original female lead, less gossip, and more freedom. I really like how the author arranged for the female lead to live in a village with good local customs, and the original female lead couldn't find an opportunity to harm her.
The content is novel, but the writing style isn't very good; the language is a bit rudimentary, like something a beginner would use in writing an essay. I hope the author will improve!
It's alright, but some parts feel a bit incomplete, like the section about Chief Gu, and the relationship between the male and female leads is still a weakness. The female lead and her mother are also problematic. The mother-in-law is indeed a very good person. Also, the male lead's second brother should be more developed.
It's great, definitely worth watching! Keep it up, author! (I'm at a loss for words 😏)
To be honest, the previous book resonated with me more [you'll appreciate it]. Wishing your new book great success! 🛫🛫🛫🛫🛫🛫