
Transmigrate into a Book: The Quiet Days After a Military Marriage in the 1960S
穿书六零:军婚后的平淡日子
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- Completed
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- 588k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I don't know why, but lately I've been really into stories set in a bygone era, especially ones about transmigration. Transmigrating into a book is fine too. I read one about a soft-hearted freeloader and a green-tea schemer and really loved it. It felt so real, but it's still being updated. Ladies, any more recommendations? No stories where they get a pocket dimension and supplies like a supermarket, though.
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Period Novel! The Heroine Has a Job, Won't Be a Housewife or Do Chores, and Doesn't Want to Be a Stepmother
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The baby is very small.
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The Female Lead Gets Divorced and Never Looks Back
Even after the divorce, she doesn’t turn back or remarry him, even when her ex-husband pursues her.
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Period Setting, No Pocket Dimension, No Rebirth, No Transmigration, Native-Born Male and Female Leads
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Earlier, the heroine's mother-in-law came and she was very aggrieved. The hero listened to his mother indiscriminately and even slapped the heroine. But the heroine got divorced! ! ! ! You won't feel aggrieved for a moment. Don't get remarried. Remarrying will lead to bad reviews.
I don't think there is anything wrong with the heroine divorcing without having children. It is also right to be kind to yourself and to be cruel to others. She has very upright views and cannot have a man who beats women. The heroine is not an aggrieved character and does not need to rely on a man to support the family. The conflict between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is unresolved. The man is not a considerate person. There is no hope for marriage. It is much better to make up your mind early than to wait until you are old and divorce.
It's very interesting. I finally read a novel from the perspective of women's freedom. The evil mother-in-law, domestic violence and male chauvinist husbands should get divorced and stay away from these scumbags.
The male protagonist is not the perfect male protagonist created by ordinary authors. No matter what his personality is, he will be considerate of women, take care of women, and be very humble to his partner. He is an ordinary responsible man in life. He is relatively chauvinistic and does not take much care of the heroine. After an argument, he apologizes perfunctorily like ordinary men. In fact, the heroine didn't take much care when she was pregnant. The heroine took care of herself and cooked for him. She rarely went home and had nothing to worry about. She didn't make time to come back and visit. The heroine has a problem with his sister. He doesn't believe the heroine's words at all. He thinks that his sister can't be like this. He doesn't seek confirmation and just relies on his sister's situation when they get along.
I like the heroine's personality. There are no ifs in life, be brave and do what you want! The male protagonist is currently (Chapter 153) a bit chauvinistic, he values his family, does not trust his wife, and hates men who beat women!
I hope that the male protagonist will regret it, Zhou's mother will regret it, and the female protagonist will be fine like this, being herself and being happy.
It's quite realistic. It seems that I have some breast problems. It's still quite exciting, but I just read the novel to relax my mind and body, so I ran first to respect it.
I thought it would be a cool article, but I didn't expect it to run all the way towards reality.
The news came back to his hometown in Chapter 68 that the male protagonist was not dead. I went and divorced Zhou Huaiyi. This reverses. It's a cool article. Just leave.
Will there still be a male protagonist after divorce? I don't think this ex-husband is the male protagonist. Is there a 🈚️cp behind him? Who is the male protagonist? Are you still looking for someone after the divorce? I want the heroine to find a more prestigious ex-husband and stay at home with his mother.