
The Fussy Wife of a Military Romance Hero Awakens in the ’70S
军婚年代文男主的作精老婆觉醒了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 243k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 13
Looking for a Period Novel with a Humble Male Lead Who's Afraid the Female Lead Will Leave Him
Historical-Era Fiction
Any good completed novels set in a particular historical era? Completed, please.
Forced-Love Romance Set in the 1970S or 1980S
I'd like something like *Love That Can't Be Sorted Out*. The first and second male leads are close friends who become enemies fighting over the heroine. The first male lead forces her and hits her. Other things happen, too. He gets involved with another woman, but in the end the heroine ends up with the second male lead.
Stories About a Groveling Male Lead Who's Afraid the Heroine Will Leave Him, Set in a Bygone Era!
Looking for Period-Era Stories, No Rebirth or Pocket Dimension
To be precise, I'm looking for something more unusual, not the same old, tired story. Ideally, it should be a romance between the male and female leads. 😊😊
The Heroine Is Incredibly Beautiful, and the Male Lead Falls for Her at First Sight and Forces Her to Stay
Period-Era Stories with a Strong Female Lead and a Career-Driven Plot
Looking for books similar to *Reborn in the 1980s: My Wife Is a Little Spicy*.
The Female Lead Dreams of Her Future and Breaks Up with the Male Lead
Please Tell Me the Chronology! Don't Be in Love! ! Don't Spoil Your Wife! ! !
It's best if it's a novel with a female protagonist without CP. If there is CP, I hope there won't be too many male roles😐
Seeking Period Novels with a Scheming, Slightly High-Maintenance Heroine
I'm looking for books similar to "Born Lucky! After Marrying into the Military, the Green Tea Beauty Is Taught a Lesson by Her Husband."
Looking for Period Novels About Military Marriages, with No Transmigration or Rebirth
Any good stories set in the past?
Transmigrates into a Historical-Era Novel as a Fussy Female Side Character
Any Good Novels Set in the Old Days?
I'd like a story set in a Beijing courtyard neighborhood, but the protagonist shouldn't live in their courtyard or get involved with them. No rural send-down plot, either.
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The hostess assumes that I am OK, but the male protagonist is out of love and looks down on the female protagonist's family members. The male protagonist's family members also look down on the female protagonist. They are so hypocritical. This is a female protagonist. Since the female protagonist has awakened, whoever the female protagonist chooses will be the male protagonist. She can't leave her but can't leave her. So what's the point of awakening?
At Chen Zhenyi's wedding, neither Xie's father nor Xie Yiyuan's biological sister Xie Qingqing attended. Although the Xie family gave reasons such as Xie's father being temporarily on business and Xie Qingqing being busy with studies, anyone with a brain could see the Xie family's aversion to this marriage. This is the attitude of the hero's family towards the heroine, and this is also the hero's attitude towards her. The heroine's family is a normal and happy family. The hero's family despises the heroine for being a country girl. They don't go to the wedding, and they don't change their calling her as a childish mother-in-law. They also think that the heroine can't be on the stage. It's really amazing. They have the nerve to steal the heroine from their childhood sweetheart. They say they love her, but they can't tell that they love her. She is quite good at pua.
It's not good-looking. The male protagonist's plot is too outrageous. He only cares about the heroine's skin. He looks down on the heroine's family and at the same time hopes that the heroine will be devoted to him.
Ah, he's really cool. He doesn't say anything clearly. He has an arrogant personality. He talks about breaking up and divorcing the male protagonist all the time. He doesn't have a few nice words. Every day, he either pushes the male protagonist to get hurt or thinks about various original plots. Just watching the couple get along is tiring. Also, the male protagonist's family looks down on the female protagonist's family and they are hypocritically kind. It would be really crazy to get along with each other under the same roof in this kind of atmosphere. Twenty or thirty chapters have passed and I don't know what I'm doing. I'm just thinking and getting angry every day, and I'm speechless.
I can accept the heroine being delicate and squeamish, because she is the heroine, she is qualified, and she can do anything right, because she is the heroine and she can do anything! But! The male protagonist must love the female protagonist, dote on the female protagonist, and be kind to the female protagonist. If he can't be a male protagonist... He's not worthy of being the male protagonist in a female video, okay? It's not that the heroine is clinging to this hero pitifully, she didn't ask for it, she didn't protect the heroine well, she just settles after the quarrel, and she even questions whether the heroine has someone else, what kind of hero is this? Even though they were arguing, they still forced a kiss, hahaha, what's the point of questioning the face? I fell in love with someone's beauty and knew the heroine's character, so I forced it. I didn't know that the lover thought the heroine was cheating on me. I'm speechless about this hero's character, and he's not worthy of the heroine. To be honest, it's better not to wake up than to wake up after being entangled like this.
The male protagonist's performance is a bit low, he only likes the female protagonist's face, criticizes the female protagonist's family, and talks about how much money he has spent on the female protagonist. Please cry and make trouble on your own, and calculate the marriage of the female protagonist. The female protagonist's family does not like you, and now you dislike the high bride price.
I can't say it's good-looking, but it's not ugly either. I don't find the current heroine's character too surprising to me, especially the fact that the heroine doesn't let herself suffer under existing conditions. I personally feel very good about it. However, what the male protagonist said before and the fact that he doesn't like the heroine's family are still a surprise to me. As for the male protagonist, I feel that he doesn't like the heroine as much as he said he does. He just regards the heroine as his private property. Love at first sight is not a good thing to say, but he is attracted by sex. Moreover, I feel that he did not handle his romance very well before the heroine told him to divorce. Since I haven't read much, I wrote a book review, and I am always tolerant of the heroine (not specific to this article, I am very tolerant of all heroines) (the above is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize)
The male host has something to do with it. It was okay at first. After watching it, I felt no interest at all. Personal feeling is so-so. Don't mind watching. Mainly because I feel that the male protagonist only likes the female protagonist's face. Look down on the heroine's family [awkward laughter]
It's just average. I can't explain it clearly. I don't know what the meaning of this setting is.
The male protagonist is so terrible, he doesn't even have a love house or a bird. He also looked down on the heroine's family. People already said they didn't like him, but he fell into the water and accused the heroine of ruining his innocence. She just loves the heroine's skin, and doesn't even have the foundation to love Wujiwu. You won't say later that the heroine is not your biological child, right? Did you do this on purpose just to be worthy of the male lead? Probably not.