Transmigrate into a Book Set in the Seventies: The Cannon-Fodder Wife Takes Her Child to Join the Army

This book is really good-looking, especially the portrayal of the male protagonist. After all, he is not a stereotyped cold-faced king. The male protagonist not only retains the "clumsiness" of a farmer, but also has the resourcefulness that a high-ranking person should have. His feelings for the female protagonist are also very sincere. It is natural for the two of them to have sex, and it has a sense of daily life. Another thing worthy of praise is that the heroine's daughter is finally no longer a "soft and fragrant little cream cake"! ! Girls can be dark-skinned, unsociable, or carefree and mischievous. Girls can be born with any appearance!

It's quite good. For people who have read hundreds of books, if you can read it, it's a good book! It is indeed well written. The annoying supporting characters are not disgusting all the time, but are offline when they should be offline. This is what I like the most. It is better than most novels!

I've been reading a lot of chronicle novels recently, and this one is very different. It's the highest-ranking male protagonist I've ever seen in a period novel. It's a very different rough-and-tumble male protagonist. He's finally not a handsome officer. The female protagonist's character is also very interesting, and the writing is very interesting [facepalm]

There are flaws in the micro-group portrait, but the story of both the protagonist and the supporting characters is very interesting, interesting and down-to-earth. The whole story revolves around the heroine's daily life after traveling through time and taking her children to join the army. The flaw is the heroine's space, but the heroine did it without telling anyone, all because the male protagonist is a love brain. Although the heroine is not cautious enough, the hero respects her secret enough, and the space really writes very few unnecessary plots. Another one is the supporting characters in the article. Each supporting character actually has different senses, which also shows that everyone and things are not black and white. Some people cling to the driftwood in front of them in order to escape from their previous lives, some people just want a stable life and choose mediocrity, and some people just want to escape from the desperate situation. Don't give up, there are many, many more. Everyone's life is their own. From God's perspective, there are always people who say that the supporting characters take advantage of the male and female protagonists. The male and female protagonists can see it more clearly than anyone else. I personally feel that it is also very powerful for those who clearly know the life they want and plan for themselves without giving up. In the end, the career line is actually quite small. I personally like to see them having a big fight after the opening. The ending is a finale. Although there are regrets, overall it is a very funny daily novel of the times.

Sure enough, I still like to watch group portraits. We are all good people, working for a better life, and they are not people with no bottom line. Sometimes the environment can really affect a person. I saw it in Xiaocui. You must have yourself and don't deny yourself easily. Everyone who likes the author's writing, whether it is good or bad, everyone appears and exits normally. The author writes that everyone is very good, with both positive and negative sides. The logic of the plot, the writing style, and the writing are all very good. I just want to see a side story with the male protagonist.

The writing style is okay, there are no exaggerated gold-finger bugs, nor is it a consistent routine of 🍅era novels. The heroine's character is not pretentious, and the male protagonist is not a rough guy type. It is not greasy, and it is just for raising cubs. However, the main plot mainly revolves around the heroine and the things around her. There are also people who don't like the original heroine's strong presence and the fact that she is paired with a man who knows the heroine. Come on, I feel like this should have been above nine points.

It's good to watch, especially the relationship between the male and female protagonists and the training of the female protagonist to the male protagonist, and the male protagonist is very fond of the female protagonist, and it is not a cookie-cutter college entrance examination. It is considered marriage first, love later, but the reason why the female protagonist crosses over is not explained. Also, the female protagonist and the original heroine are not the same person, but the male protagonist and the original heroine have an eldest son, and the female protagonist has a second, third daughter, and a younger son. In fact, I personally think it would be better if it was a past life or a soul fragment or something. I feel a little mystical. But overall it looks good

Sure! It is written from marriage to old age, and there is no abrupt ending like other novels, or the ending of a happy life after giving birth to a child. The extra story is not like the emotional lines of other NPCs written in other novels. It seems ordinary, but it is attractive to see. Apart from the main plot, it follows the growth of children, marriages, the birth of grandchildren, and the aging of oneself. The lives of relatives and friends are interspersed in the story. It is not too entangled in the ups and downs of the plot and the public's prejudgment of the plot.

It is worth recommending. Both the heroine and the hero are good at carrying things, and the baby is cute too.

It's super good-looking. The male and female protagonists fit the characters of the time very well. The male protagonist had a little bit of a daddy vibe due to his status in that era, but after reading it, I just felt that the characters portrayed by the author are very consistent and vivid, and will not make people dislike it. Moreover, the male protagonist listens to the female protagonist's opinions, so there is no problem. The heroine is also very smart. She knows what she should do and doesn't try to be brave and take a path that doesn't suit her. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also sweet and heartwarming, and there are no big flaws in the logic. It is considered one of the better-looking period novels I have ever read.