
We Agreed to Just Get the Marriage Certificate, but My Commander Husband Won't Let Me Go
说好只领证,首长丈夫赖上我
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 627k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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167Chapters
28Reads
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This is a good article that blends the background of the times and tenderness and affection into the years. It is set in the years of educated youth in a special era. There is no bloody entanglement or fierce conflict. It only uses the most delicate and restrained writing to describe a touching love that goes from a marriage by agreement to a life-and-death dependence. The encounter between Zhou Xiaomai and Lu Chengjun began with a forced exchange of interests. She asked for a place to stay in the city, and he asked for a stable account. On the day they received the certificate, they separated from each other and hid the red books in the pages, as if everything was just a show. But no one expected that this relationship that started as a transaction would slowly give birth to the hottest sincerity in the fireworks that accompany them day and night. Lu Chengjun's love is the silence and responsibility of a major. It is not stated aloud, but it falls in the hot soy milk brought back by every early return. It falls in the persistence regardless of safety during flood fighting and rescue operations. It falls in the arms that hold her steadily during the rainy night. It falls in the gentle companionship that has lasted for eight years. Zhou Xiaomai's heart is soft-spoken and soft-hearted. At first, he deliberately distanced himself, but when he was injured, he cried while watching the radio station. Over the long years, he secretly saved postcards and read them every night. From passive acceptance to active love, from pretending to be a couple to sincerely promising each other. There is no earth-shattering confession, no vigorous romance, but just the most down-to-earth togetherness and the simplest warmth in a special era. Eight years of marriage began with a contract and ended with a lifetime of deep love. It perfectly explains that the best love is never about happiness at first sight, but about being together for a long time; it is not about deliberately catering, but what is accumulated over the years, and it has to be you. The article vividly portrays the helplessness and perseverance of the educated youth, the responsibility and gentleness of soldiers, and the tenacity and softness of women. It is gentle and powerful, plain but directly touching the heart. After reading it, my heart is full of warmth, making people believe that no matter how cold a contract is, it cannot withstand the gentle nourishment of sincerity and time.
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