[Military Marriage in the 1970s + Family Life + Gossip and Crime-Solving + Extra-Sweet Romance]
Office workhorse Chi Yunxi suddenly dies at her job and becomes the overlooked second daughter of the Chi family in the 1970s...
A model worker of the modern age, she finishes her chores at home, then has to go to the countryside and work like a beast of burden in her hometown.
Her reborn cousin schemes against her, only for Chi Yunxi to expose her and the educated youth's affair.
Her family marries her off to a fool in exchange for a brighter future for her younger brother. She sends an anonymous tip that gets the fool's family shipped off to a labor farm, reclaims her right to choose whom she marries, and signs up the idle members of her family to go work in the countryside.
Her eyes can see people's futures, making them a great aid for catching up on the latest gossip.
What? Enemy spies? Oh, right, right. Sorry, I'm calling the police.
What? Human traffickers? Oh no, how awful! Calling the police!
She's gossiping at a murder scene, sitting on top of a severed head, and becomes a suspect? No, no, no. Sis can help you find the killer.
She discovers a spy hideout while chasing gossip? Hey, you up ahead! Want to claim the credit?
And then...
Chi Yunxi clutches her aching back and shouts at the sky: “You bastard! What happened to the reward you promised me?!”
More than 9 points. The plot is also exciting, and the male and female protagonists are also very good. It was quite relaxed in the front, but started to get serious in the back. The heroine's character is really good. In the early stage, it may look like the Virgin, I don't know if it is for foreshadowing or what, but anyway, the ending will not let the bad guys go. If I have to talk about it, it's about getting married. Logically speaking, getting married is nothing. I still don't understand why the male protagonist has become a bit unreliable since the male and female protagonists started to get married. Maybe it's to make the heroine independent? It means that the male protagonist is sincere and very loyal and respects the female protagonist. But at the same time, it's messing up some things. Without the female protagonist's ability to predict, the male protagonist will definitely mess up. This kind of screw-up does not mean that people cannot make mistakes, but the male protagonist gave me the feeling of being too indecisive. It would be fine if it was a family member who was behind the crime, but how could such an important piece of evidence be handed over through his parents who knew they didn't love him? It's not like grandpa is gone, right? So the overall look is very heavy. I think if the male and female protagonists are happy to work together, even if it is a heavy subject, it will not have this heavy reading feeling. But overall it's pretty good. This emotional line really made me dumbfounded. It's not bad to see the male protagonist as a side character. At least he has the right attitude and no shortcomings. He is a perfect male protagonist emotionally. I mean there aren't some annoying quirks. It was just plain and simple, and then suddenly I fell in love. It's not as cute as the interaction between two people when they first met. Then the bond between the male protagonist and his family is a bit frayed. I still say what I said, if an adult can't solve this problem, do we still need the heroine to give some advice? It's hard to guard against hidden arrows, I understand. Those people are very clear about their swords and guns, and they are almost going to criticize you, but you are still there. Oops! Rather than winning or losing, I think it is more about the life obstacles set up for the male protagonist for the sake of the plot.
Not bad! Recommend it!! The heroine has space, has the ability to see into other people's futures, enters the public security system, solves major cases, confesses to the country, but does not exhaust herself to death!!! If you have great love, you will take revenge on the original owner's family, not the Holy Mother!!!
Very burning! Either an enemy agent or a human trafficker, the heroine is very busy! People like it if it has a love story and a career, but if it only has a career, a big yellow girl like me would definitely not like it. This career and love are interspersed with each other. It's really great. The story is compact and the plot is logical. I really like it.
Those who have more power want more, and those who want power want it at all costs. This is the human heart. It is still the same sentence, judge your conscience when doing things, and judge your own ability to seek your own future! The heroine is very strong and patriotic!
Foreknowledge, a very different kind of golden finger, joins the Public Security Bureau and is a professional counterpart. Family, blood, emotions, the complexity of human nature. Those who are not loved by their fathers or loved by their mothers should unite and pursue a career at home and in the country.
The content is very layered, including the dilemma between country and family, the helplessness between blood and family ties, and the complexity of human nature.
Are Chi Simei and Chi Cuizhu the same person? Why did they come back from the hospital again after returning earlier?
Nice. Worth recommending
When I saw the Lingquan planting space for the first time, I didn't go to the black market to exchange money and donated it directly. Very nice
This golden finger is so awesome. Like, like, like