A Doctor's Daughter Thrives in the 1970S: She Joins the Army, Raises Kids, and Makes a Fortune

A little bit, a little bit close, Xiao Cao can have a family. In fact, when the male protagonist was chatting with him, Xiao Cao said to the leader, why do you love picking up people so much? I just picked up a younger sister, and when I was about to pick up my younger brother, I had the feeling that Xiao Cao was setting a flag. But when I saw that he was really gone, I still couldn't accept it. I thought he would get along with Yu Hongcheng. In his family leader's house, he told me how wonderful it was when he was young. But when he grew up, he became estranged from the people in the family, which is like having no home. , When I went to fight the bandits later, I talked to the group leader, and it was just a little bit that he had his own home again, and a family who loved him again, but he left and stayed in that place, in that mountain, even his body was broken, everyone left, and he couldn't come back [almost crying] [almost crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] The most uncomfortable thing is that Xiao Cao left and his family came to make trouble. The more I watched, the more I wanted to cry.

Wow ~ I can't bear to part with it! Finished spreading flowers! Tears in my eyes [crying] [crying] Very nice period piece! ! What first attracted me was the pairing of Yu Yue and the heroine. The feeling of everyone living together is indeed very special in this 1970s novel. Isn't it considered a strong female protagonist? But she does have the halo of being a heroine. There are some trivia, some foreshadowing, some superlatives, and a lot of instant resonance. I have read a lot of time travel stories, and I have to say that this one is very gripping, and you can follow it all the way to the end. It's not easy to be a supporting actress, but they all managed to achieve the highlight of their lives! Highly recommended! !

I don't often comment on stars, I find it troublesome, but I really want this book to be seen by more people. I'm not angry that the female protagonist is a doctor but not a virgin. It's a normal book, but the male protagonist feels that the description is a bit bland [face covering] But it doesn't matter. I hope the author can write a better male protagonist. It's a very warm book!

It's very warm and good, but Xiao Cao died. Why…

I think it's good-looking. The love between the male and female protagonists has the feeling of that era. In the past, the carriages and horses were slow, and you could only love one person in your life. In the early stage, the heroine and Yu Yue were in the village, eating and drinking with Aunt Huang and the three of them, treating illnesses and saving people, improving their reputation. Later, after enrolling in school, their careers blossomed in many aspects, which was very good.

It's quite good. The heroine Song Qingyu, "Compensation for Time Travel", although it's not what I wanted, but I have no choice but to accept it. It's not bad. I met good people, settled my household registration, got a medical qualification certificate, and worked as a doctor in a small village to treat people. The male protagonist, Yu Feng, is her custom-made boyfriend. He also picked her up. From then on, they got to know each other and gradually fell in love. After getting married, they joined the army and went to college. They both had a family and lived a good life in childhood, which was very warm and warm. It was pretty good. I saved some people, started a company, realized cash, and started a career. I was bored to watch the second half, but the rest was okay.

It's very good. You can tell by looking at my reading age. It has been supporting the recent book shortage. If you like watching the self-improvement of military-married heroines in the era, you really can't miss it.

This is the first time I heard the story from Xinjiang. It is very attractive and worth reading.

I've read a few chapters, it's pretty good

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking