A 1970s Army Officer Is Forced to Marry, but His Whole Family Spoils Her
七零军官被迫娶妻，奈何全家宠爆
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- Transmigrating to the 1970s: The Cool Military Officer Won't Leave His Sweet Wife Alone穿越七零，清冷军官赖上小甜妻Alternate title on Fanqie
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The GOAT.
Historical-Era Fiction
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Sweet Romance, the Super-Sweet Kind 🌚💦💦💦
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It's a great read, avoiding clichés and misunderstandings. The male and female leads are absolutely top-tier characters in period dramas, rejecting the typical poor boy/farmer/black market plot. The male lead is a high-ranking official in Beijing's elite circles and a military man; in modern terms, he'd be a top-tier second-generation official/rich heir with all the advantages.
Keep it up! I think it's written quite well so far. The female lead has a slight advantage (a campervan with some supplies that automatically replenish daily, which could be considered a kind of spatial ability), but no system or anything like that. So far, she's never been to the black market.
It's a rare find—a refreshing read without a bunch of villains or endless entanglements. The characters and events aren't as dramatic or life-or-death as in other books. The only thing I don't understand is the female lead's college life: her dad is the vice-principal and her mom is the director. She says she should keep a low profile and not publicize her studies, then turns around and buys a car! 🤦
It can be considered a pastoral novel. There are no extreme characters fighting each other. The male and female protagonists are both strong, have strong family backgrounds, and are both good-looking, which is quite realistic. At the same time, they can also "help the world when they are successful", so their values are quite upright.
It's really great. The protagonist has a special ability but doesn't use it to get rich; it's purely due to his own excellence. The male lead is also excellent and not one to be suspicious. I really love this story; so far, there hasn't been a single thing I disliked. This is the kind of book I should be reading! 🥰 I still hope the author updates soon! 😢
Please update soon, it's quite good so far. Don't give up when you first start reading, just persevere, it gets better and better as it goes on. It's very good, the author is slowly improving. After reading this novel, you'll realize that being excellent yourself is really important, having a good temperament and good looks is really important.
The plot is fast-paced and doesn't have any of those complicated love-hate relationships, making it very enjoyable to watch. It's also satisfying to see the male and female leads getting their comeuppance, especially since it's already airing up to the point where they have two kids! 😢😢😢 I just want to keep watching and don't want it to end!
It's a great read, well-organized and organized, with a calm and straightforward feel, without any extreme flaws. The female lead can pull off both sweet and mature styles, and she's also very talented and capable. The male lead is also excellent; he avoids unwanted romantic advances, is very devoted, and is also very capable.
It's really good! The female lead and her family travel through time together, it's super heartwarming, and there are no clichéd plots of revenge or vengeful revenge. The male lead's family is also great, and there are adorable babies too. It's so good, I finished it all without even realizing it. Highly recommended!
It's really good, really good! The author has done a great job. A suggestion for those who like this book: turn off the comments while reading. Some comments really affect the reading experience. There are a few minor issues at the beginning, but it gets incredibly good later on. Trust me, that's based on thirteen years of reading experience!