Transmigrating Into a ’70s Art Troupe

When writing this novel about female soldiers in the military in the 1970s, I always wanted to create an image of a heroine who was not attached or pretentious. She is a sassy female soldier in the military camp. She will say, "Sister is a woman like an eagle." She will also be tenderly cared for in marriage. This contrast makes the character more three-dimensional. There is no bloody plot in the book, but it focuses on the daily life and perseverance of soldiers in the 1970s: the small tenderness during marriage and leave, the friendship between comrades after returning to the army, and the ups and downs of military life, all of which strive to be close to the times. The addition of Goldfinger is intended to help the heroine's growth, rather than changing the background of the times. I hope that this pyrotechnic and passionate story will allow everyone to see the grace of female soldiers in that era and feel the practical happiness in ordinary days.

Super nice novel

It's so beautiful that I can keep watching it