(Period setting + military marriage + raising a child + transmigrate into a book + foil female lead + slow-paced daily life)
Lin Yingshu awakened memories from a previous life. So what if she'd been reborn? Being alive was better than being dead.
But why had she awakened in the middle of a freezing, rushing river, with her five-year-old little brother unconscious in the water?
Fortunately, she ran into him when he came home on leave... Fate was a curious thing. Before long, they were married.
Lu Yuan couldn't believe he'd solved his relationship status just by coming home to visit his family and taking part in a mission.
He'd thought he would hate having any woman near him. People had introduced him to plenty of women who were excellent in every way, but he simply couldn't get along with them. He felt prickly all over, and none of those arrangements had worked out.
But Yingshu was different. Even when they sat quietly together, each doing their own thing, he still felt at ease.
Sadly, just after he submitted the marriage report, they rushed through the wedding, and before their wedding leave was over...
I really like these kinds of wonderful scenes where the characters talk about everyday family matters without any arguments or heated exchanges.
The warmth that shines through ordinary life, without any exceptional individuals, undesirable romantic encounters, or adoptions.
The writing is good, Luo Qingxi. Both the male and female leads are quite good, clear-headed, and not overly saintly.
Not bad, looking forward to the next installment