[Young educated youth working as a timekeeper + shy military officer]
[Military marriage + marriage first, love later + standing up to the in-laws + taking down scumbags + making the first move + changing one's fate]
Xian Yun'er, a third-year student at a teachers' college in the twenty-first century, awakened a pocket dimension after a mysterious dream.
After a night's sleep, she transmigrated to the 1970s. On her very first day, she rallied the villagers to send her in-laws before the village brigade for a public criticism session, avenging the original owner.
Petite, frail, and sickly beauty Xian Yunyi used her tragic background and weak constitution to land a job as a timekeeper in Xinan Brigade. The timekeeper position was supposed to be a cushy job recording work hours, but once she took it, she had to patrol the fields under the blazing sun and work overtime sorting out the figures at night?
But that wasn't what she wanted. Xian Yunyi swore she'd find the legendary soldier Fu Weidong, her husband in name and in fact, and make him take responsibility for her.
A woman can shine on her own, but if her man is 189 centimeters tall, with broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and long legs, there's no harm in shining together.
Meanwhile, far away in the neighboring province, Fu Weidong met Xian Yun'er again. The sight of the fair-skinned beauty before him, with her long legs, ample bust, shapely figure, and stunning aura, made him clamp his legs together in fright. “Comrade, please show some respect.”
Who knew that a simple visit to see family would also lead to the busting of a spy organization from America?
Right after joining the army, she became a specially appointed member of a military unit. She caught a spy here, translated a document there, and uncovered enemy plots. While translating materials, she even secretly added ideas about future high technology, helping China's military industry make a qualitative leap.
Her shy military officer husband went from being fierce at their first meeting to saying, “Ayi, I'll do whatever you say.”
This book is recommended for bookworms who love to read periodicals. The book avoids the same old routines of periodicals. The heroine is a female educated youth who went to the countryside on an island, but the husband she married was not a soldier stationed on the island, but a border guard guarding the border. I guessed it should be in Guangxi and Yunnan. I really didn't expect this. The most novel thing in the book so far is that the heroine is a clerk in the brigade. She has been following the records for several years and said that it is the first time she has seen such a busy clerk who often works overtime. However, the male protagonist doesn't have much ability now, and I hope he can be given more weight in the future. This is not recommended for readers who like arrogant space articles. So far, space has only played a supporting role in the article. It can be understood that it is used in emergencies. The timeline is also okay, one hundred chapters, and the progress is more than a year. However, I hope the author can change the introduction. I feel that the independence and self-reliance of the heroine are not truly highlighted in the introduction.
It's super good-looking. I skipped a few chapters and started reading with the army. It's very positive and good-looking.
You can take a look, the author keeps working hard
Very nice, highly recommended!!