[Period setting] [Transmigrates into a book] [Lighthearted and witty] [Sweet, sweet, sweet] [Everyday life] [Love after marriage] [No toxic characters or face-slapping revenge]
After dying, Rui Zhen transmigrates into a period novel as the cannon-fodder ex-wife of the military officer male lead.
In the original story, she was not only unsophisticated and uneducated, but also became seriously ill and died when the male lead tried to break free of their arranged marriage.
Sitting on the kang, Rui Zhen looks at the stern, taciturn man. Just as he is about to bring up divorce, she raises a hand to stop him. “You don’t have to say anything.”
“I completely support your decision!”
The divorce approval takes ages, so Rui Zhen decides to use her status as a military spouse to move with him to the city and enjoy the good life.
At the military base, she gets a quiet little courtyard all to herself and meals at the officers’ canteen. It’s practically a modern-day retreat!
When the officers visit, they know Zhou Zhankun’s wife from the countryside is uneducated and shy, so they all pretend to be deaf and keep quiet.
But Rui Zhen smiles openly and extends her slender, pale fingers. “Rui Zhen. The Zhen means steadfast, as in ‘steadfast in one’s aspirations,’ or ‘graceful and virtuous.’”
From then on, everyone at the base knows Zhou Zhankun has a beautiful wife who is well-read and seems impossible to approach!
But the divorce approval won’t wait forever. Once the application is approved, a man’s deep voice can always be heard in the courtyard.
“The water’s too cold. I’ll do the washing.”
“There’s a draft coming through the window. Come closer.”
One day, he finally loses his patience. He pulls her delicate body into his arms, rubs her arm with his large hand, and murmurs hoarsely into her shoulder, “Do you even have any feelings for me...”
The writing is good, but the relationship between the heroine and Feng Bin is very strange. It's like the heroine guides the system through the strategy, and it's very familiar. I don't know if it's to forcefully create a cp feeling, but it gave me the feeling of eating a fly.
It's well written, the author's writing style is very good, and his theoretical knowledge is also very solid. The male and female protagonists only confess their love to each other in Chapter 139 towards the end, and only then do they know each other's feelings. The author is good at writing cars, but there are too few cars, which is not enough to read. Each character has a distinct and three-dimensional personality. The male protagonist has a typical character of a man in the 1960s. He has a mouth but can't use it. He doesn't say anything and only keeps it in his own imagination. However, men of that era were like this. They were honest and lack of responsibility, so this is one of the reasons why I like to read periodicals. Unlike today's men who are impetuous.
This is a new article by a great author. It's so well written! The choice of words and sentences are just right, and there is a little humor. It is very, very special and has a sense of the times. In terms of character portrayal, the female protagonist is strong and humorous, the male protagonist is strong and strong and fits the military look of the era, and the supporting characters are all outstanding, and they are all very consistent with their own identity and positioning. Simply a masterpiece! The author's writing skills are really good, but the emotional scenes between two men and one woman are a bit too bloody and embarrassing.
I think the rating is too low. It's quite good-looking, logical and long-running. There aren't any big action or big scenes, but it's surprisingly catchy. Each character is very distinctive and unique, and the emotions are not abrupt. I feel that the writing is very real and has the characteristics of the era. I am particularly good at puns, the language is witty and humorous, and the metaphors are also very distinctive.
I think this book is very well written, but the rating is a bit too low. Fortunately, I don't read the ratings, only the author's writing style. The author's writing style is very good. He portrays every character of that era very well, and the ending is also very good. It's just a bit regretful. Feng Bin does not have a significant other. I also want him to be happy. He is a very good person.
You are really good at writing! It's not the boring life story as always, nor is it a lousy cool story!! It's really good at writing, and the characters are all so vivid that they jump on this article like real people! I must keep writing articles and follow you
I have read dozens of chronicle books. This book has a strong sense of time and immersion. The heroine does not have any golden fingers. With her own intelligence and prudence, she marries the hero first and then falls in love, and lives a good life in a special era.
It is as fresh as a mist, with love, friendship, regrets, surprises, unfulfilled requests, and joys and sorrows. So many emotions are intertwined, but they are bright and vibrant. What is even more rare is that it does not turn into an endless unfinished article just to make up for the word count. Begin quietly, then open up brightly...
It's pretty good, the characters have their own logic, and the emotions flow smoothly. Many people think that the emotional line setting with the second male lead (the second male lead has a single thread) is unnecessary. In fact, it is also a part of the plot and the writing is not stiff. Although I personally don't like some of the small plot arrangements, they are reasonable. Some of them feel that the arrangements are not in line with the times, so just ignore them. If they are too realistic, they will easily become bald [laughs]
I think it's pretty good. Although the heroine is a bit charming, the second male lead, as the hero's good brother, is not in love with her. What I like the most is that the heroine and the original heroine are not in a competitive relationship, and there is no plot to set off the heroine by belittling the original heroine 👍