Dumped in the 1970s, Her Military Officer Husband Regrets It Too Late
七零弃夫，军官老公追悔莫及
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- Completed
- Length
- 388k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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- The Abandoned Husband in the 1970s: My Ex-Husband Thinks of Me Every Day七零弃夫，前夫他日日思妻Alternate title on Fanqie
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So far, the content is pretty good, and the writing is decent. Updates are infrequent, but the male and female leads are well-developed. I've already added it to my bookshelf. Oh, and by the way, the biggest difference between this book and other historical fiction is that the characters speak crisply and clearly, making it comfortable to read, and they don't have a strong Northeastern accent.
One person wrote a petition in blood, wanting Xiao to be the male lead.
I've read quite a few novels about real and fake heiresses, but this one is really well-written. The protagonist doesn't become hysterical when facing her biological parents, and she silences her scheming adopted sister with just a few words. She's also very resolute in her decision to divorce. I hope Xiao is the male lead; a good horse doesn't turn back to eat the grass it already grazed!
The plot is good; it's not the kind of half-hearted, drawn-out divorce where the female lead is determined to pursue her own desires. Author, please keep it up! I wrote this review specifically hoping you'd see it. The author absolutely needs to make the female lead divorce Zhou. Zhou and the female lead are clearly the official couple.
The story of a woman who transmigrates into the body of a wealthy heiress, decisively leaving her biased biological parents and promptly divorcing them, is very good. I hope there won't be any tragic endings later on.
I can't quite put my finger on what's wrong, but the male lead, Battalion Commander Zhou, is just too pitiful. He was framed and forced into marriage after saving someone, then drugged, raped, and forced into a divorce. None of it was his choice.
The female lead is insightful and speaks her mind, standing out from the crowd of old-fashioned, formulaic stories. She doesn't rely on tricks like using a magical space or spring; she amazes everyone with her abilities. However, in the latest update, the female lead, who became the top scorer in the city, surprisingly chose "Forestry." It's unclear how the story will develop with this major.
It was alright. I finished it last week, but now when I look back, I've forgotten what it was about. Maybe I've been reading too many books, several a day. I had to flip through it again to remember what it was about. Basically, the female protagonist, after transmigrating, is not only excellent herself but also influences those around her, making everyone better under her influence.
Excellent! I came here looking for a novel and read the reviews first. The first thing I saw was a warning about long novels, so I was going to drop it. But I really liked the synopsis and the character, so I kept reading. I almost caught up with the series! The female lead is calm and decisive, doesn't hesitate to act, and is very assertive.
A very good historical fiction novel, without any system or anything like that, it feels extremely realistic.