The Delicate Flower of 1960s Shanghai Marries into a Prestigious Family with Billions in Supplies

I have read Chapter 78 so far, and I am very satisfied with the fact that the female protagonist is scheming and has a golden finger, and the male protagonist is brave, powerful, and has real power as well as love. In the early stage, the female protagonist will be a bit stubborn due to identity issues and being dependent on others. She will not conflict with others head-on and will secretly let the male protagonist handle it. Later, when the heroine confirms her identity, job, and marriage, and is stable enough to move out, she will start to respond directly to the people who make her unhappy. But it will be about 78 chapters. If you like watching fast-paced and powerful heroines, you may not like it very much. I hope these can be helpful to everyone. Come on, author!!!!!

What impressed me most about this book was the character of the female director Yue. She is not the kind of silly sweet girl who just drifts off when she starts to hang up, but an extremely sober, rational, and goal-oriented modern woman. As for the emotional line, the appearance of the male protagonist Kuang Xuning is the icing on the cake. He is not a domineering president-like figure, but a capable, responsible, and thoughtful young man from a high-ranking family. He was initially attracted by the heroine's "weakness" and "mystery", but as they got along, he gradually discovered her true side that was tough, smart, and even a little sinister. From testing each other to trusting each other, this kind of evenly matched love is really much more beautiful than the one-sided "tycoon doting on his wife". In general, this book combines the realism of the period novel, the counterattack sense of the rebirth novel, the refreshing sense of the space novel and the love feeling of the sweet pet novel very well. The author's writing style is also very smooth, and it doesn't make you feel dramatized at all when you read it. It's not enough to read at all.

The ending is perfect, and the characters are clearly explained, but it still feels like the ending is rushed. It would be more perfect with more details. I like the strength and single-mindedness of the male protagonist and the calmness and intelligence of the female protagonist. I don't know if this kind of life can only exist in novels. In that chaotic era, maybe there are novels that reflect reality... Looking forward to it... 2025.12.10

Reading the synopsis, I thought it was a story about the heroine trying to get out of trouble, have space to pursue a career, and find a like-minded person to be with. 🙂... It seems to be roughly the same. The heroine looks cold, but is actually smooth and can't fault anything in everything 👍. When I first arrived in the northwest, it was fine. Although the middle and later stages are all about unlocking the secret of the heroine's space, there are many scenes where she and the hero rescue the grandparents, but the hero does not appear as often. (For those who don't know, I thought the hero is engaged in career outside, and the heroine is a foil inside 🥺...) The heroine's career seems to be sitting in an office as a scorekeeper, and her only highlight is to crack the enemy's intelligence secrets. Code and rescue the male protagonist 🍉... Generally speaking, it is not easy for the female protagonist in the novel to let her other half discover the space when she travels through time. Some of them will have reservations about their other half after getting married and having children 🤔... The female protagonist was careful not to let others discover the space in the early stage, but later she developed a crush on the male protagonist. On the eve of her engagement, she suddenly let him know about the existence of the space [shocked], although the female protagonist They say they have space but their ability to protect themselves is average, which is a bit too trusting. Grandpa and grandma have always emphasized that the heroine should be careful and not let the space be exposed... What if the male protagonist changes his mind and wants to grab the space in the future [what]... The space feels like it is of little use, so I store supplies in the early stage and go to the northwest to bring out the gifts for the Zhu family and the Kuang family 🍉, and the last chapter The extra story talks about the heroine bringing weapons, medical treatment, and medicines from space for the sake of her family and country... The subject matter is good. In that era, it should be detailed that the heroine uses space materials to carry out her career and save people. I just saw the highlight of the heroine using her professional knowledge to crack secret reports and save people, but the ending suddenly ended with multiple births. It was too hasty 🥺...

The writing is okay. It's okay to treat this as an imaginary world. 95% Of the first part of the story is about a big conspiracy behind the story, including the fact that the male protagonist almost stumbled in the second part. However, the last few chapters of this line ended. It was too rushed. Sisters in the book world can read it.

It's not bad, but it's a bit short. I didn't get enough of it 🤭

It's okay, but it's just not that great yet.

So well written! The emotions of the characters progress layer by layer, the arrangements of events are wonderful, the pattern of historical events, characters, IQs and emotions are all online, the glory of a family, the take-off of a nation, and the prosperity of a country. The mysteries and milestones in it are described in a friendly and easy-going way, which makes people indulge in it and learn a lot. Thanks to the author for his beautiful, short and concise writing.

It feels like Zhang Da Buddha and the new moon

The plot is fast-paced, the male and female protagonists have brains and mouths, it's crisp and clear, it's good-looking, and it's worth watching twice.