[1970s + Period Drama + Transmigrate into a Book + Military Marriage + Marriage Before Love + Family Life + Face-Slapping + Feel-Good Story]
Qin Xiyue transmigrated into a book.
She became the younger of a pair of twin sisters.
Because she was sickly, her parents sent her to be raised by another family, while her older sister, Qin Xiaohua, grew up in the village.
When she was nineteen, her adoptive parents arranged a good match for her: a military officer.
Her sister fell in love with an educated youth assigned to the village, only to be cruelly dumped by him.
When Qin Xiyue became seriously ill, her sister thought she was dying, stole her identity, and went to the Great Northwest to find her military-officer husband and swindle him out of money.
Six months later, the officer returned the older sister with a cold expression. In the confusion, Qin Xiyue drank some liquor and consummated her marriage with the officer, only to be cruelly abandoned afterward.
Qin Xiyue: Huh? Both sisters got taken advantage of?
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As a twenty-first-century scientist who developed robots, how could Qin Xiyue let herself be trapped in an arranged marriage, especially when Xiao Jinfeng had a thing going with her sister, Qin Xiaohua?
Absolutely not!
After transmigrating, she was no longer sick, so she immediately boarded a train for the Northwest. Divorce! She was getting a divorce, right now!
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In Xiao Jinfeng’s eyes, Qin Xiyue was a shrew: arrogant, hot-tempered, a terrible cook, and always offending people. He could take no more and sent her away.
He never expected her to come back a month later, this time to ask for a divorce. His wife was educated and graceful, and she could repair all kinds of machines. In the end, even the commander recognized her talent and gave her a job in the military industry.
And the most important thing was that she was carrying his child.
Xiao Jinfeng pulled the woman into his arms. “Wife, we’re not getting divorced. We’ll stay together for the rest of our lives.”
That sounds good, and the characters are very well-developed! I look forward to your next work.
It's pretty good, I'm watching it now.
It's well-written, concise, and the plot is tight.
The female lead, Yueyue, is awesome!