The moment Yang Liu opens her eyes, she's at a bride-swapping ceremony. She has become the male lead's vicious ex-wife in a period novel, and they're about to drag her off to marry a fool in someone else's place.
In the book, four years earlier, Yang Liu was forced to swap marriages with her older brother and marry a thirty-year-old fool. To escape the match, she drugged Zhao Beichen, the educated youth who had helped her. The two were caught in bed together.
Zhao Beichen faced prison and had no choice but to marry Yang Liu. Soon after the wedding, he left to serve in the army. A month later, Yang Liu discovered she was pregnant, and Zhao Beichen vanished without a trace.
Four years later, Yang Liu was still forcibly married off to the fool. When she couldn't have children with him, her in-laws tormented her in every way, until they forced her to conceive by another man and abused her to death. The male lead's wife, the heroine of the book, took Yang Liu's daughter back to the city, where the girl eventually died in prison.
That's just too cruel!
Yang Liu is now at the scene of the forced marriage, four years after the male lead left.
Once she comes to her senses, Yang Liu immediately decides to extort three hundred yuan from the fool's family, then run away with her daughter and find the male lead to get a divorce.
But when she meets the male lead, who's cold, handsome, and rugged, the plot changes completely.
She thought her in-laws would slap her a few times and kick her out, but why are they so nice to her?!
The male lead, who's been gone for four years, comes up with every excuse not to divorce her. His answer is always that a military marriage can't be dissolved.
Yang Liu discovers that in this life, she can lie flat without even trying too hard, and having a cute daughter she didn't have to give birth to is pretty great, too. The only question is, when can she finally get a divorce?!
Whenever Yang Liu brings up divorce, Zhao Beichen plays the victim and tries to win her over. “A military marriage can't be dissolved. Why not wait until I die in service? Then you can collect a pension.”
Yang Liu: Fine. I'll take the green-tea heroine's path and leave the green tea with nowhere to go.
The plot of the army is in line with the background of the times, and the characters and plot are also in line with human nature. The changes in the male protagonist's mental journey and character traits are very well described.
It's quite beautiful, very similar to the scenes of daily life, without showing off and showing off clearly. Worth a look
At the beginning, the heroine is neither a nymphomaniac nor a coquettish wife, nor has low self-esteem nor internal friction. She quickly escapes with her baby to find a good place for the boy, and gives the baby a good place to go. She takes the money and divorces decisively, and she is not hot-tempered and sticks to the cold butt of the hero. This is very attractive.
The heroine in this book does not talk about divorce, but actually takes action. After settling the children, she runs away, buys a house, works as a housekeeper and finds a job. It is a simple and smooth process.
Even when he gets along with the male protagonist and his family later on, he does not deliberately pretend or deliberately find reasons to cover up, or is stupid enough to admit that he is a time traveler from later generations, but truly does what he wants to be himself, which is different from other novels.
Moreover, the heroine in the whole story is very smart and recognizes the reality, and knows how to make choices that are more beneficial to herself. The hero and his in-laws are really good, and the child Nian Nian is also very cute.
Aside from the male and female protagonists, the other characters are also vividly written.
It's so beautiful and the content is rich and colorful.
The writing is fluent, and it is rare for a female protagonist to say that she really wants to divorce in her behavior and behavior. She is not the kind of person who inexplicably replaces the original protagonist's relatives as relatives as soon as she is introduced. She is very logical, and the relationship progresses naturally. There is a little bit of a hammer in the front of the career line, and a hammer in the back. The appearance is quite stable. The male protagonist's psychological description in the early stage is very realistic. He is a bit bad-mouthed. He often warned himself. He was a little awkward when facing the female protagonist, but later he succeeded in convincing himself. Generally speaking, the male protagonist is growing up and facing himself, and the female protagonist is adapting to that era. Five-star praise.
It's very nice and has a strong sense of age.
The young man has vivid characters and delicate emotions. He is my favorite type and worth recommending.
I really like the heroine. Cheerful and optimistic personality. Not dominated by male protagonists. Divorce decisively.
The writing is okay. I stayed up late to finish reading it, and I just felt that if the heroine didn't show up, the hero would never go to her. I felt that the original heroine was not worth it.
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The plot of the army is in line with the background of the times, and the characters and plot are also in line with human nature. The changes in the male protagonist's mental journey and character traits are very well described.
It's quite beautiful, very similar to the scenes of daily life, without showing off and showing off clearly. Worth a look
At the beginning, the heroine is neither a nymphomaniac nor a coquettish wife, nor has low self-esteem nor internal friction. She quickly escapes with her baby to find a good place for the boy, and gives the baby a good place to go. She takes the money and divorces decisively, and she is not hot-tempered and sticks to the cold butt of the hero. This is very attractive. The heroine in this book does not talk about divorce, but actually takes action. After settling the children, she runs away, buys a house, works as a housekeeper and finds a job. It is a simple and smooth process. Even when he gets along with the male protagonist and his family later on, he does not deliberately pretend or deliberately find reasons to cover up, or is stupid enough to admit that he is a time traveler from later generations, but truly does what he wants to be himself, which is different from other novels. Moreover, the heroine in the whole story is very smart and recognizes the reality, and knows how to make choices that are more beneficial to herself. The hero and his in-laws are really good, and the child Nian Nian is also very cute. Aside from the male and female protagonists, the other characters are also vividly written.
It's so beautiful and the content is rich and colorful.
The writing is fluent, and it is rare for a female protagonist to say that she really wants to divorce in her behavior and behavior. She is not the kind of person who inexplicably replaces the original protagonist's relatives as relatives as soon as she is introduced. She is very logical, and the relationship progresses naturally. There is a little bit of a hammer in the front of the career line, and a hammer in the back. The appearance is quite stable. The male protagonist's psychological description in the early stage is very realistic. He is a bit bad-mouthed. He often warned himself. He was a little awkward when facing the female protagonist, but later he succeeded in convincing himself. Generally speaking, the male protagonist is growing up and facing himself, and the female protagonist is adapting to that era. Five-star praise.
It's very nice and has a strong sense of age.
The young man has vivid characters and delicate emotions. He is my favorite type and worth recommending.
I really like the heroine. Cheerful and optimistic personality. Not dominated by male protagonists. Divorce decisively.
The writing is okay. I stayed up late to finish reading it, and I just felt that if the heroine didn't show up, the hero would never go to her. I felt that the original heroine was not worth it.
The storyline is very good and worth recommending