
The Stunning Beauty of the Seventies, Spoiled by a Cold, Handsome Officer
七零娇美人,高冷军官放肆宠
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- Completed
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- 582k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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It's very beautiful, it's the first time I've seen a heroine with this image. The author's writing style is really great. There is not a single word about the beauty or intelligence of the heroine, but the image of the heroine is clearly visible from her words and actions. The heroine's nephew is sensible, cute and heartwarming. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are naturally not blunt. In short, this book is completely different from other period novels. When the heroine faced the evil forces that might appear in her hometown, she immediately moved out of her backstage, and on the third day she settled everything and started her next trip. Facing the approaching typhoon, I thought the heroine would choose to stay in danger and wait for the hero to rescue her, but in the end she chose the safest place. When faced with the male protagonist's confession, I thought the female protagonist would consider her nephew and refuse, but she straightforwardly told the male protagonist that she would live with her nephew. I admire the author's writing style, using the most simple and simple language to depict a vivid and three-dimensional image of the protagonist. Also, there are no top performers, they are all normal people. Finally, there is a heroine who doesn't have to deal with top performers all the time.
It's pretty good, but the rating is low. I came in to check it out after reading the reviews and finding no good reviews. Relatively cozy. I don't like to read a novel and have to follow the life of five levels and six generals. Just like hello, me, hello everyone.
I have read many period novels, and this is the only one that does not include Bai Yueguang, a crazy, beautiful, powerful suitor for the male protagonist, and a vicious and brainless female supporting character chasing the male protagonist. Only simple and warm daily interactions
It is good-looking (♥∀♥). The author of this book conveys full of positive energy to readers and praises the difficulty of the military profession. Their hard work brings us a comfortable life. The rating is a bit low, it should be at least 9 points. Give it five stars.
The writing is okay, but the image of the heroine does not match the title of the book, Miss Jiao. The heroine gives the impression of a simple and hard-working girl who rushes to work, rather than Miss Jiao who can stop working without working.
Seeing Hu Doudou's parents being bombed beyond recognition on the battlefield was really unbearable and made people cry uncontrollably! These are soldiers who are always ready to sacrifice their lives for the country. What they owe is their parents and their children! This book describes the ordinary life, happiness, life and death, joys and sorrows!
The title of the novel is very apt. It tells about the short and ordinary life of the parents. There are no weird and wonderful things. The matter of the heroine's adoptive parents was quickly resolved. After the causes and consequences were explained, there was no more drama about them. It was very comfortable to read [Like][Like][Like]
Recommend! This score is too low. It is totally worth 9 points or more. Many of the 9 points or above are not as good as this one. I almost missed it when I read the comments about the spoiled wife before. I checked and it was not a spoiled wife article (I personally hate spoiled wife stories too). The female protagonist is calm and brave and not a nymphomaniac. The male protagonist falls in love at first sight, but the emotional line is not greasy. The other supporting characters have very good characters, and the children's writing is very distinctive and very good. The whole article is very warm, and the author's writing style is also very good. It is very life-like and touching, and it is not over the top, not verbose, and has no major thunder. There may be some very small flaws in the beginning, but it does not affect it at all. Even with this low score, it is too speechless.
It's quite heartwarming. Many of the descriptions are full of life and give people a peaceful sense of happiness. The heroine has a good personality and is determined but not extreme. There are some top-notch characters but not too many. The main theme is a warm and optimistic narrative writing style. It's pretty good!
Except for the bad childhood caused by her "parents" (in quotation marks, that couple was so immoral) a few years before the story begins, she is basically a heroine who has a happy and wonderful life, with a lot of love, and is a more than basic sweet love story. Also, I think the best hole to fill was Brother Chen. I always felt that Brother Chen was too miserable, but fortunately, he finally had his own redemption and his own happiness.