Transmigrated to the 1960S: I'm a Diplomat

The author has improved a lot, and it feels like a different author. In the early stage, I focused on farming to survive, and the logic of the content seemed a bit uninteresting. Ever since the heroine became a diplomat, she has been getting better and better. The characters are becoming more and more fleshed-out, and the diplomatic handling and children's education issues are really well written. The cruelty of the battle is also very real and touching. Professional knowledge, at least to a layman, cannot see any flaws. Keep it up, author, this is a very good article. The one thing worth complaining about is the male protagonist's sister. She is really a complete bad person and completely disgusting. Diplomatic articles are relatively rare, but generally worth reading. The reason why it is given four stars is that there are some problems with the content at the beginning. Come on, author

Growing up with history, the rose-sharp sword of the country has been working hard. The heart for the country is so powerful that it has never given up. This upward growth gesture and this story are not only about the protagonist, but also the journey of the country. Some of the comments in the comment area are quite distorted. Don't read the comments, just go and start reading. The focus is not on Xiaojia, but on the heroine's hard work and the light of facing challenges after she embarks on her career.

To be honest, I quite like the heroine. She has transformed from a little person into a powerful diplomat. It is amazing, and the author's writing is also very real. As for the male protagonist, I think he is a hero on the battlefield, not suitable for a partner. Not to mention that he is 10 years older than the female protagonist. He is always spoiling the children at home when he is not on the battlefield. The female protagonist will be sued by other parents when she comes back from get off work, which will be very tiring. I can add a lot of points to my family background, and I helped the heroine with her job after graduating from college, which saved the heroine some trouble in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. But it's not strong enough, and it doesn't completely protect the heroine, who has to be used as a bait. Generally speaking, the male and female protagonists are not perfect people, and they are also realistic. The female protagonist leads a wonderful life, and the male protagonist is also a standard soldier. People of that era are admirable!

It's super good-looking, but it's just not enough. She wears the skin of a diplomat and does the work of a special forces soldier. Haha, the heroine wants to appear very weak. In fact, this has been discovered. Anyway, it is still very attractive to me, but there are too few. I hope it will be well written, but I am afraid that the later ones will be disappointed. Come on,

Let's not talk about the front, but the back is worth reading. Soldiers, doctors, translators, scientists, their names sound domineering, but they are very dangerous, and they can die at any time. People in the past were all great, and their efforts have made our current good life possible. To be honest, the names of foreigners are all in the textbooks of children now. Aren't our people great?

The full text tells that the female protagonist grows up step by step through her own efforts. She doesn't use much space when she has it. There is a male protagonist. The male protagonist's character image was quite good at first, but after getting married, she felt a little speechless when dealing with his sister. But who is perfect? In their emotional line, they began to carry There is an element of calculation of interests, and the relationship becomes sweeter when they get along more. Later, when the male and female protagonists get together less and more, they are working hard for their own careers, and they are protecting the country and the people they love in their own way. Perhaps the feelings between them can no longer be expressed in words. This is also a microcosm of that era. At that time, there were countless people like them who sacrificed their lives for everyone, protecting the people and the country. Those who sacrificed their best for the country should be respected.

I'm wondering how the hero's parents raised their children? Let me talk about the male protagonist first. In fact, I feel that the male protagonist and his sister should belong to the same type of people, but one is a step-by-step person, and the other is an unscrupulous person. The male protagonist has been planning for several years to be with the female protagonist. Fortunately, the female protagonist is with him in the end. If the female protagonist is not with him in the end, or the female protagonist is with someone else, think about what the male protagonist will do? Will she be as unscrupulous as her sister? What did the hero's sister say? At first, I thought her sister's husband was one of those phoenix men who wanted to get in touch with her sister because of family reasons. But later I was told that the man was unlucky for 18 years. He met her sister because when they first met (it's the kind of plot in ancient romance novels about bosses, where the heroine sees the man) Don't look at the male protagonist with that obsessed look [smirk] Know Sa [smirk] Woman, you successfully attracted my attention hehehe and then there are all kinds of forced love) She married her by means of tricks. The man did not sleep with her, so she used tricks to sleep with him. When she got pregnant, she had two abortions because the man liked children. Let's talk about the heroine's two children. I can only say that fortunately these two children have the heroine as a mother who can educate them. Otherwise, with the degree of doting in the male protagonist's family, he might be the next sister or a playboy. Think about it. In that kind of family, a two-year-old boy still needs to be fed to eat and cries when something happens.

It's a very good book. The content is more colorful than other period novels. I strongly recommend book lovers to read it patiently. I actually cried and laughed while reading this book. Especially in the later period, when the heroine stood up and spoke again and again at the international level, people who read it were excited.

The heroine has always been sober, independent, and independent. She clearly understands that only when she is strong can she have the right to speak. Whether she is a knife in the hands of others or a chess piece on the chessboard, everything depends on strength. After getting married, she also knows that the greatest value in her husband's family is having children. Only after having children will she face up to her other values. When she entered the official career, the people above her treated her as a pawn, a sword in the vanguard, but what could be done? With no one behind you, everyone can be bullied. So she uses knowledge to speak and force to make others speak well.

The writing is quite daily, but the protagonist feels that he has made a good disguise but is not very cautious in some places. I hope that the protagonist will live a good life and not be too involved in the time travel and rebirth of the protagonist. It is already difficult to protect yourself in that era. It is also good that the protagonist's profession can help the country in that era. I personally feel that, if you like this kind of article, you can read it...