Gu Niannian is a stunningly beautiful, introverted scientific prodigy from the modern era. Her ideal life: doing nothing and lounging around. One day, she transmigrates to the 1970s and becomes the beloved daughter of the director of a weapons research institute.
To enjoy some peace and quiet, she agrees to the blind date her parents arrange. Her match is Lu Guodong, a tall, stern, taciturn regiment commander with a simple family background. Perfect!
After she joins the army, everyone in the military housing compound waits to laugh at this delicate young woman who can barely lift a finger. But all she wants is to shut herself away and paint, or dabble in a little research.
Then one day, the individual combat gear she casually improves catches the attention of the military region's top brass. The murals she paints to pass the time are hailed as artistic masterpieces, and even her lazy ways become the envy of every wife in the compound, because the cold-faced Regiment Commander Lu spoils her rotten!
This is a sweet romance about an introverted young genius who coasts through life in the 1970s, pampered by an iron-blooded soldier, while giving the country's technological progress a little fast-forward boost.
(This is a fictional setting. Please excuse any inconsistencies. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental.)
The content of this book is basically the same as the one I have read. That one has been completed.
The more I read, the less I have the desire to read on. I rarely evaluate a book. Really, no matter what you write, it must be good or bad, but at least it must make people want to read on.