
The Seventies: Sweet Love with My Soldier King
七零,我和兵王甜蜜蜜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 495k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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It's a very good read, heartwarming and sentimental. What I love most is that this book doesn't have the messy, backstabbing elements of many period dramas; the male lead is all alone, which is a breath of fresh air. The female lead is also fantastic, incredibly talented, and has a great sense of balance and tact; her way of speaking and handling things is very likable.
Chapter 51 is great! Both the male and female leads are straightforward and easygoing, especially since they speak their minds directly without resorting to guessing games or misunderstandings. At least so far, it's good. Looking forward to the next chapter.
It's truly heartwarming and healing, especially the male lead. He's not chauvinistic at all; he's even willing to marry into the woman's family and name his son after her. That was really impressive for that era, and I admire him. Speaking of which, the relationship between the male and female leads is so sweet, natural, and charming. The female lead is also amazing.
I've read a few chapters and think it's well-written. The character descriptions are vivid and very contemporary. I look forward to even better updates. Great job, author! Keep it up! Readers who enjoy military themes should definitely check it out.
It's a good story. The original owner of the body left, and then the female lead arrived. This family is really good; they dote on the female lead, and the family is harmonious. Although due to special circumstances, the family members might be sent to the countryside, which is why the female lead and the male lead have an encounter.
It's a great read, I really enjoyed it. The plot flows smoothly and is very coherent. The storyline is very relevant to this era. Both the male and female leads are very capable; they learn things they don't know gradually. The two babies are adorable, very sensible, and very self-disciplined—they're tiny but even more capable than their father!
It's very well written. I admire Sister Hua the most. It's amazing that a woman who couldn't read a single word could study her way up to university. The male lead is also impressive; he passed his junior and senior high school exams through self-study and married a virtuous woman – that's definitely the right thing to do.
The female lead is a time traveler, but she doesn't have many special abilities. The story is excellent; she uses her modern knowledge to influence and help others. The romance isn't just about mundane family matters, making it a very enjoyable read. It also shows that women can be just as good as men. (The following are personal opinions; feel free to ignore them if you don't like them.)
I really enjoyed the story of Momo and Xingchen, written by the author. Both of them made great contributions to the country, and I also loved their babies, Xinxin and An'an. They are very smart, have their own plans, ideals, and goals, and are very self-disciplined and eager to learn—they are fantastic! I hope the author will continue to work hard in the next book. Of course, it would be even better if there were fewer typos and if it were longer!
I absolutely love this sweet and heartwarming story that unfolds gradually over time. [Learned something new]