The heroine is independent, and there is a male lead. [Both leads are devoted only to each other]
A military couple, both serving in the armed forces.
The title isn't quite right, and I can't change it for now. This is a military life story with a somewhat realistic bent, and the equipment that appears is inspired by real life.
A meteorite falls to Earth, turning the world's rules upside down.
Liu Xuefei has no intention of standing still. Since fate has given her metal powers as well as a unique skill, she'll use "Metal Folding" to live a life unlike anyone else's.
Meng Chengyi says, "Other people may think she's unusual, but that won't come between us. We still have a long road to travel side by side, and I don't mind taking it slowly."
So-so, the first part was okay, but I didn't really like the performance of the lower company on their first mission. It felt very pretentious and a little carefree in doing things. Is there any taboo against asking people what they want to do when she is helping? Instead of showing off her skills every time she goes to a place and letting everyone envy her and think she is great, although it is true that she has great powers, such plots have appeared too many times and are unnecessary. Moreover, the introduction says that the heroine is an introverted girl. I don't agree with this. She is actually very outgoing, but not that enthusiastic. Her personality is a bit inconsistent.
Beautiful, very beautiful