(Transported bodily + Parallel Timeline + Undocumented + Military Marriage)
Devoted, sharp-tongued soldier ✖️ Delicate, beautiful genius heiress
One moment, Song Youyou, the only daughter of Shanghai's richest man, is at a lavish 21st-century party; the next, she wakes up wearing a strapless dress, sprawled across a hard wooden bed in 1975.
Beneath her is a strange man in a military-green undershirt, his muscles taut. She looks around: the place is bare as can be. She has no money and no legal identity.
Everyone says Commander Xie married a little tyrant. She can't light a fire or cook, and even washing clothes ends with them floating away. She's delicate, picky, spends money like water, and acts every bit the daughter of a capitalist.
But Xie Linchuan is happy to indulge her. When she complains the well water is cold, he gets up early every day to heat water. When she can't stomach coarse grains, he grits his teeth and trades for finer ones, eating plain steamed buns himself. When rumors spread that she's not good enough for him, he coldly declares at a meeting, “No one gets to gossip about my wife, Xie Linchuan's wife.”
The characters of the protagonists are very three-dimensional. The heroine is arrogant and domineering, but she is independent and can assess the situation. She is a standard daughter-in-law who understands human nature but does not take advantage of it. The male protagonist is a standard soldier, suspicious but has his own judgment, respects women, is very disappointed in his father, but does not choose revenge, which is very consistent with how a child feels about his father. Personally, I feel that the relationship line is one of love at first sight and love over time, because the protagonists are not the kind of people who trust someone easily, but there was no tension between the two from the first meeting, so I feel that they had a good impression when they first met, and their relationship became better later on. The plot line is mainly based on the career line of the heroine. The logic is smooth and the small details are also handled reasonably. It will look smoother.
I have been following this period novel for more than 30 chapters. Personally, I feel that this book is different from most period novels on the market that focus on the daily life of military wives and family affairs. This book focuses entirely on the heroine. The whole story basically revolves around the heroine's entrepreneurial line, carefully depicting the heroine's growth and career process. On the other hand, the male protagonist is particularly like a background board, full of instrumental attributes throughout the whole process, with few scenes and a weak sense of presence. However, the plot cannot withstand careful scrutiny and has many minor flaws. The male protagonist is set to be the leader, but the number of times he asks for leave in the plot is too frequent, which is completely inconsistent with the identity of the character. It is difficult to convince people with a little logic. The heroine's character is also a bit controversial, her personality is a bit pampered, and some of her actions may make people feel a bit reckless and clumsy. The pace of development of the love line is slow, and it is not abrupt if it is gradual. Overall, there are no big flaws or flaws. It's not a high-quality article, but it's not ugly either. It is very suitable for reading when you have free time to relax and pass the time. You don't need to use your brain to delve into the plot logic, just flip through it and relieve stress.
You can watch it without thinking. The female protagonist is a eldest lady. She wears clothes on the male protagonist and starts her own small business. Then when the male protagonist is performing an undercover mission, she is caught by the male protagonist's enemy and injected with an excessive amount of sedatives and returns to modern times. Finally, the male protagonist's soul travels to modern times and meets the female protagonist. (Among them, the male protagonist can take time off from work to contribute to the female protagonist's career at any time. The male protagonist can take the female protagonist to the office area when he goes to work. The female protagonist is relatively clingy and strong and can ignore her body for the sake of her career...), A life in parallel time and space. . .
Overall, it's not bad. At the beginning, when I saw the heroine just time travel, she was very squeamish at that time and felt uncomfortable to watch, so I skipped to watch it. When the heroine started to make money, she gradually started to look better.
So far, it looks very good, I hope you won't be disappointed
2026-4-12 The ending is very novel. Instead of the female protagonist staying in the 70s and 80s of the male protagonist, the female protagonist travels back home, and the male protagonist follows her into modern times. It's no longer the time when the heroine was left alone with the hero
Very good novel
The overall emotion is very good, and the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are advanced in great detail. The small details of some items are not from the 70s or 80s, but from the 90s.
The male protagonist is so nice... But why does he have a scumbag father?
It's particularly good to watch, but the ending is a little rushed and doesn't give 1975 a happy ending.