Transmigrate to the Seventies: The Cold-Faced Commander Is Hard to Resist

It's great. In fact, before I clicked on this book, I was still thinking about what I would do if I wore it at that time, and then I became acquainted with this book by coincidence. I cried while watching it and never stopped. During the process of the heroine coming to the camp and adapting, I thought more than once, maybe it's still ZS, or maybe it's modern times. But it was great. The heroine persisted, but I still felt miserable and desolate. In the end, I actually knew that the heroine would gradually adapt better, have children, and grow old. But I didn't have the courage to watch it because it was too painful and desolate. Just read this book!

It's very real, super beautiful, and unique among all the period articles I've read!

Good looks were very real in that era, the male protagonist loved the female protagonist very much

The writing is delicate, a good period novel, there are no systems, golden fingers or anything like that, and there is no bloody plot.

Very real novel, real life

If you look carefully, you will find the timeline a bit confusing, but it is undeniable that it is well written.

The writing is very realistic, the psychological description is delicate, and it is consistent with the identity of the characters and the environment at that time.

This is my favorite period novel. The male and female protagonists are not capable of everything. There will be setbacks, helplessness, and sadness. Try to live your life well and be closer to life.

It's pretty good-looking, and the heroine is really squeamish, but not annoying. I cried several times, for the heroine, for her parents, and for the man who protected her (no)