Military life + period setting + military marriage + System
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A military life story set in a bygone era, with a focus on military life.
Shen Yiyi was a newly hired civil servant when she unexpectedly transmigrated into the body of a twelve-year-old child in the 1950s. Orphaned and living with the Shen family, she faced schemes from the family's biological daughter and her sister-in-law. Shen Yiyi knew better than to waste her time on trashy people. With no ordinary person’s overpowered golden finger, she went from an outsider watching this era to someone living through it. To protect herself, she stockpiled food, hunted, joined the army, went undercover, and became a special forces soldier.
Zhou Zhe held her and wept. “Yiyi, I'm getting married...”
Gu Cheng held her hand. “Forget me...”
Lu Zheng looked at her. “Yiyi, take care of yourself.”
Watching her comrades fall one by one, she lost her mind.
She would fight, for herself and for these wonderful people...
There is a CP.
There is a System, but no storage dimension. The System appears to make her combat abilities more plausible. This isn't a mindless power fantasy. An orphaned twelve-year-old is focused on keeping her distance, avoiding entanglements, and starting a new life. If you want to see an orphaned girl beat up every scumbag in the world, this isn't the story for you.
The game has many strengths. The female lead's personality, growth arc, military experiences, and missions are all well-written. The system's presence is minimal, relying mostly on self-training and unwavering belief, which is truly impressive. The main storyline is very enjoyable to read and deserves five stars.
The life of an ordinary girl in that era is very relatable. Life is like that, with its ups and downs. In the early stages, the female lead is helpless and lacks ability, which can be a bit frustrating. However, the story really gets better after she joins the army. Many military-themed novels focus solely on protecting cultural relics, which is unbearable.
Surprisingly good. I was looking for a book while going through a reading slump, and this one, with its title and description, wasn't particularly appealing, so I just flipped through it randomly. But unexpectedly, it was really good. The female lead's intelligence and resilience are so captivating.
It's well-written, though the beginning moves a bit fast. I estimate the main focus will be on the female lead's enlistment in the army. The writing style is excellent, mature rather than childish, and the story flows smoothly. I wanted to write a short review many times, but because it was so captivating and easy to read, I couldn't even pause for a moment.
Authentic, well-paced, concise, logical, and excellent writing.
It's a great show about military life. The female lead is wonderful—kind, clear-headed, and resilient. She rises through the ranks in the army through sheer perseverance and hard work; she's a tough character. I like her, and I hope to see her grow and find happiness.
The story is very close to reality, with very little artistic exaggeration. Our soldiers have paid too much and suffered too much for the peace of our country. In particular, when the female protagonist dragged her comrade's severed limbs and seriously wounded comrade back to the border, I cried for a long time. Our happiness is due to the silent sacrifices of so many soldiers!
The writing is good; the daughter is resilient and self-reliant. Read with confidence.
Slow-paced, flawless, and fitting for the era, it's enjoyable. My goodness, it didn't end badly, and it didn't become a filler story. That's so rare!
A very realistic description; a rare gem of a writing.