Military Marriage in 1970: Separation! I Won't Serve You Anymore!

I like the heroine's self-reliance, so I gave it five stars. The male protagonist is a background version, but he realizes his mistakes after being reborn. But I couldn't stand being away from home for three years without asking or caring. Secondly, after my wife died, I continued to leave my little daughter at home to be scrutinized until she died when she was still under eighteen years old. This was compounding mistakes. In fact, it would have been better for the male protagonist to die when he came back and fell into the cliff, instead of being a soldier king and being deceived all his life. When he died, he had to be told by someone himself, only to realize that he had sacrificed to the wrong person. What's the use of coming back again! The heroine is doing fine without him.

Thumbs up for the female lead, but aside from the male lead for now. The book reviews seem to be asking for a change to the male lead, so I'll just go with the flow! [Eat melon]

The five-star rating is because the female protagonist is not greedy because the male protagonist is handsome. Instead, he filed for divorce. The male protagonist has not returned home for three years, and he does not care about the life and death of the female protagonist and her daughter. This is a novel about the era when the heroine has no room for the male protagonist, and there is no greed or ambition. He also insisted on a divorce for the deceased original owner.

The heroine is not a virgin at all, which is particularly good, and she tortures the scum very neatly. The male protagonist was reborn when he returned home, emm... His appearance was not pleasant and even quite annoying. It made me think that he might as well have died during the mission (although it's wrong of me to think of a soldier like this, but that's what I think). Later I felt like two I skipped through the beginning of two or three chapters of three chapters, and when I saw the male protagonist feeling regretful, guilty, and thankful, I felt that the belated affection was really mean. Fortunately, the female protagonist was always sober. Later, when the male protagonist's family came to find them, they immediately accelerated the progress of the divorce. Hehe, I was very happy ^_^

Keep your ideas fresh and stick to being yourself. It feels good to do this in a big environment. I see a lot of people complaining about the ending. The male and female protagonists are divorced and not together. The female protagonist traveled through time, and the male protagonist was a stranger to her, and the original mother and daughter did not end well, all because the male protagonist in the previous life did not do anything, and had a scumbag filter for the male protagonist. It is normal that they did not end up together in the end.

I like the development of the female protagonist without being with the male protagonist. Even if the male protagonist is reborn, it cannot be said that he can redeem his sins. The original female protagonist is dead, and the late affection is worse than the grass. It is so good that the sister is alone and beautiful.

It's good for the male protagonist and the female protagonist to separate. After all, in the previous life due to the male protagonist's fault, the male protagonist's first wife was tortured to death, and his daughter also died at the age of 18. What is puzzling is that in the last life, the original wife died and the daughter was not protected. After all, it has been many years and the male protagonist has become more powerful. Why not take the daughter away?

There is space for both of us, so it's not too convenient to go out. I'm so envious of having space [laughs awkwardly]

Anyway, the main idea is that I like you. If you have the ability, divorce is a good choice. There is a human life between them. Even if there is no separation, the man himself is not suitable. Filial piety is outsourced. If you don't want to cling to power, it is not necessary. It is better to divorce.

There is no cliché, the heroine is uniquely beautiful [like]

I also gave it five stars because the heroine is divorced and is really awesome. The other stories are all very aggrieved, not to mention aggrieved, but the original author's grievances are not expressed, so I give it a good review.

The heroine is not a holy mother, and I don't feel aggrieved when I look at it [laughing][laughing][laughing]

Very good looking, men are not the only standard

It's good. The heroine is not a virgin, nor is she greedy. She doesn't continue to live because the hero is handsome and insists on getting divorced. Although it is a pity, the heroine's choice is quite right. As the hero's biological mother is, there will definitely be quarrels in the future.

The male protagonist's rebirth is equal to his awakening and falling in love with the female protagonist. The problem is that the female protagonist doesn't like the male protagonist and is unable to communicate with her. She is the only female protagonist in time travel who accepts all the men from the original owner and the only one who has not taken over the man [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

The ending was imperfect. Qin Moyu never appeared again. Wouldn't the two people who traveled through time and were reborn be happy together in the end?

A thirty-year old bookworm checks in

It's beautiful and the storyline is exciting.

The child's father is so miserable, he just lost his wife and child!

Not bad. The ending is that she is divorced and takes care of the children alone. The heroine is beautiful alone.

I'm a bit surprised by the author's arrangement, but generally speaking, it's rare for a female protagonist to be sober in the world. She can live a good life without relying on men. If she doesn't become stronger, she will be bullied in any era.

The author of this novel is very good, I like it

It's okay, but it's a pity that there is no male protagonist in the ending [face covering]

I like a calm and beautiful heroine, the length is not verbose, and it's nice to read.

You can read it if you are in a book shortage

The storyline is very exciting

Not enough. This book is so beautifully written. Looking forward to more and better works from the author

I heard something good, so I stayed up late to read it, it was wonderful

Very nice, recommended

I want to see what the ending is like