You’re Marrying a City Girl? Fine, I’ll Marry the Commander of the Military District
你娶城里姑娘？行，我嫁军区首长
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 10mo ago
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- I Wave Goodbye to the Scumbag, and Even as His Dog, He's Too Ugly for Me甩掉渣男挥挥手，给我当狗我嫌丑Alternate title on Fanqie
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A very novel period drama. The female lead is a transmigrator from interstellar space, possessing a cheat-like ability (a rare in-game item). The male lead is a regimental commander who deeply respects women and has an eye for beauty. Even when the female lead is initially skin and bones and looks like a tomboy, he doesn't judge her by her appearance but rather by her character.
The writing is alright, but there are too many scenes involving the male and female leads sleeping, which somewhat affects the reading experience. In other aspects, in general, the female protagonist's golden finger, a specialty of female-oriented novels, serves the male protagonist. This golden finger can be used to catch chickens, sheep, and rabbits, improving the meals for the male protagonist and his family.
This is a very well-written book. I read it from beginning to end without missing a single word, and I didn't get bored at all. I've read so many books over the past twenty years that I'm becoming increasingly impatient and picky. Some books I initially enjoy, but once I put them down, I can't pick them up again, especially not overnight; by the next day, I've lost interest.
It's great! The rating is too low; it should be at least 9.3. I usually don't read books with ratings below 9.0 Because they always seem to have some flaws. I'm a seasoned bookworm, so I'm quite picky. But the title was so unique and intriguing, I thought I'd read a few chapters. I was immediately captivated by the female lead, Zhu Linlang, and read it from beginning to end.
It's so good! I think an 8.8 Rating is too low. I absolutely love the male and female leads, especially the female lead. She always says things that are so cute, haha! And her medical career—she's always saving lives, creating miracles, and breaking what others thought was impossible. Her personality is also so natural and generous. Thumbs up!
I'm so happy! I've found another gem of a period novel! The female lead has both a power-up and a romantic partner. She's an interstellar traveler who transmigrates to the 1970s or 80s, accompanied by a ginseng spirit pet named "Shenbao." Shenbao is intelligent, cute, and multitalented—proficient in everything from raising chickens and rabbits to cleaning and farming.
This is an absolutely fantastic book! I love the personalities of the male and female leads – they're not pretentious at all. The female lead is fiercely independent and quick to settle scores, and I also adore her attitude towards life. She has a job but is punctual, not constantly busy with work. When she's at work, she's focused; when she's off work, she enjoys life.
Am I the first to comment? It's pretty good, so I'm giving it five stars. Is this a pseudonym? Author, please update soon. If it's still this good, I'll keep giving it five stars. The characters are well-developed and have positive values; at least I like them.
The writing is alright, it's really about everyday family life, there aren't any extreme characters. You can tell the author has some background in traditional Chinese medicine. What I found interesting was the interaction between the male and female leads, it was especially funny. The female lead has a knack for talking back, she's good at roasting people, and she can also come up with a whole bunch of compliments.
It's a good read, but it's an ongoing series. It's a satisfying read, without any frustrating moments or internal conflicts. Both the male and female leads are decisive and efficient.