Seventies Sweetheart Marriage! The Policewoman Punches a Soldier King to the Ground
七零宠婚！公安军嫂一拳打倒兵王
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- Completed
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- 543k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Can I Get Some Normal Stories Set in a Particular Era?
No silly, naive heroines and no characters suddenly getting stupid. The male lead should be loyal and virtuous. Kids are fine, as are rebirth, transmigration into a book, transmigration, or native-born protagonists. Please, recommend something normal. I'm losing my mind trying to find a book.
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Historical-Era Novels
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Are There No Good Military Marriage Novels Anymore?
Please recommend military marriage stories set in a past era, or any historical-era stories. It's fine if either the male or female lead has had previous partners. I can't stand spoiled, clingy heroines or stories with lots of children. Please avoid too many face-slapping scenes against nasty side characters, since they get really awkward when overdone. Something more low-key would be great. Please!
Historical-Era Military Marriage Stories That Get More Addictive With Every Chapter
Looking for a Period Story With a Cool Female Soldier Lead
I want a female lead who can stand on her own. Don't give me stories where she's supposedly talented and great at fighting, but spends every day in the countryside cooking and looking after kids.
The Female Lead Is a Military Officer
Looking for books similar to Comprehensive Transmigration: After Retirement, I Started Again with the Special Forces. The heroine should be an officer, a military academy student, or a special forces soldier. Nothing involving showbiz or school life. I really can't stand stories like that. Do they have to tie everything together? Hope someone kind can recommend one.
Looking for a Down-to-Earth Period Drama with No Golden Finger or Pocket Dimension
Looking for a realistic period story with no golden fingers and no pocket dimension.
Military Romance Where the Wife Is an Incredible Fighter
Period Novel, Both Leads Know Martial Arts, Military Marriage, Reborn Female Lead with a Pocket Dimension
Strong Female Lead and Military Male Lead, Both Pure, Male Lead Is 188/190 Cm Tall
The male lead has an eight-pack, smells fresh and nice, and is both handsome and rich. They are each other's first and only love. He is willing to spend money on the female lead, sees her as his whole world, loves only her, and treats her exceptionally well. The female lead never cooks or does housework, so the male lead takes care of all the chores, always.
Looking for Military Marriage Novels Set in a Bygone Era
Please, please, please.
Historical-Era Story with a Local Protagonist, No Golden Finger, No Rebirth or Transmigration
Looking for a historical-era novel. No transmigrating into a book or transmigrating to another world, preferably one about a military marriage.
Books That Keep You Wanting More
I want a story with no male or female lead, where the protagonist is on their own and gradually grows stronger.
Relaxed Living in a Period Novel
Looking for books similar to A Carefree Life Starting in 1959. Stories set in the past that offer a glimpse into the lives of older generations and help us cherish the present.
Looking for Similar Period Novels
Looking for books similar to The Unfavored Second Son in a Period Novel: Marrying into a Military Compound Family. I've been hooked on period novels lately... They give me heartache, but I can't stop reading. They're so good, though...
Looking for Pure Romance Novels
Seeking Recommendations for Period Dramas
I'm looking for books similar to My Marriage Was Rejected? My Mother-in-Law Showered Me with Money to Get Me into Tsinghua. Please recommend a feel-good period story without frustrating drama. The female lead shouldn't become a stepmother or support her relatives financially. I don't want a story where her family seems to dote on her, but she actually has to support the whole household. Ideally, she should have her own career too. I want something satisfying to read.
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Any fresh farming novels? The pure farming kind...
Looking for Military Marriage Stories Set in a Bygone Era, Without Any Particularly Horrible Characters
Preferably sweet and indulgent, with a female lead who has her own career and doesn't spend much time at home raising kids.
Let’s Make It Through Without a Reading Slump
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Period Setting + Military Marriage, Sweet Romance, and No Brain-Dead Characters
I want to read books like After Three Years as a Widow, I Took Grandma to Join My Military Officer Husband.
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I skipped through the first few chapters, which were a bit boring due to the family drama. I started reading them continuously from the time the male lead was hospitalized, and it was quite good. One thing I really liked was that both of them were natives, neither of them were reincarnated or transmigrated, and there were no cheat codes so far. The female lead's advantage was that she was strong and had fighting skills. I like female leads who can fight, so I think this book is great.
Wow, this is such a great book! Why are there so few people reading it? I found the plot very enjoyable and logical, and the interactions between the male and female leads were sweet, natural, and not awkward at all. I especially love the female lead's character as a police officer; she has a lot of charisma, and I can feel her growing little by little. 😘😘 Author, please keep writing! Such a good book will definitely be seen sooner or later! 💕💕💕 It's bound to be a hit!
It's not bad, the female lead is great, but I feel like it could have ended after the wedding, the child swap, the revelation of the truth, and a proper ending... The later parts will probably involve some of the female lead's work and investigations. I'm not really interested 🤦
This is a slow-paced, period romance novel with a lot of focus on love. If you're looking for a police investigation story, you might want to avoid this. Oh, and the female lead has a history of being switched at birth, but she quickly finds the culprit. It's a straightforward, uneventful story, but still quite good.
The storyline before the two main characters was quite interesting, and I read up to that point in one go. However, the last 30 chapters, which focus on the female lead's training after marriage and her subsequent arrest of a murderer by Zadit after becoming a police officer, felt rushed and lacked any dramatic tension or exciting scenes. It felt rather bland and somewhat boring, so I skipped through them quickly. Overall, I highly recommend this book; I give it a 9-star rating.
I almost gave up when I saw the negative review saying there were too many hospital scenes, but after watching for over fifty hours, I realized it must be good. The hospital scenes probably numbered a thousand pages, but I thought the pacing was great, and the romance between the male and female leads wasn't neglected either. What attracted me most was the female lead's career development.
The story is quite good; a score of 7-something is a bit low. Neither the male nor female lead is a time traveler, and the original inhabitants live well, with not too many dramatic conflicts. Their careers and relationships are both going well. It would have been even better if their biological parents had joined them in the process of having children at the end.
The writing is good, and most importantly, it's not a bad read. There aren't any annoying supporting characters that you can't shake off, and the romantic entanglements of the male and female leads aren't irritating either. I don't even dislike the nurse who likes the male lead; she's sensible and knows when to let go. The female lead is strong in martial arts, but not a saint or a show-off.
It's pretty good. The male and female leads each only have one suitor, and they don't cause any trouble. There aren't any awful military wives in the family compound, which is great. Everything else is quite good; it portrays national righteousness! The female lead's aunt is dealt with quickly too.
Not bad at all. So far, there haven't been any major flaws, no inexplicable or baseless plot points. It's a pleasant read, and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next.