Lin Mian only meant to spend the night at the city’s state-run guesthouse. Still groggy from sleep, she sleepily pushed open the wrong door in the middle of the night.
The room was dim, and she walked straight into a warm “wall of muscle.”
The man had broad shoulders and a narrow waist, with a sharply defined back. He froze with one hand poised to fasten his belt, his calm, deep eyes gazing down at her.
He was Lu Zhan, the “Living Yama” renowned throughout the military district for keeping his distance from women.
In an era when even holding hands required writing a self-criticism, that one look from Lin Mian had pretty much committed her to the rest of her life.
Lu Zhan leisurely fastened his uniform collar and blocked the doorway. “Seen enough? Then let’s file the marriage application.”
Everyone in the compound was saying that Commander Lu had married a delicate little princess who wouldn’t be able to handle the sandstorms of the Northwest.
Until one night, a sentry passing the family housing area heard the usually stern Commander Lu coaxing someone in a soft, pleading voice: “Mianmian, don’t cry. Let me hold you a little longer?”
The detailed description truly reflects the speed at which soldiers marry early. The inner activities of both parties are well written. Delicate description.
Sharpen the soft knife slowly. If you like it, you can use it. I like the sharp knife to cut through the mess. Everyone has their own preference for radish and green vegetables.
It looks good and depicts the image of a true soldier who is decisive and courageous in doing things 👍👍👍
Super-realistic northwest scenery Super-realistic military camp living environment I would like to pay high respect to those who serve as soldiers in the northwest!
''The writing is very careful and practical, without so many fancy words or messy things.
The inner world of the characters is also very delicate. It just makes the heroine look a bit silly.
It is written with great care and the characters are described in detail, thank you!
This book doesn't seem to work at first, but I also think it's a bit interesting.
Good, good, good, good
This book is very well written! Full of positive energy, very touching. Soldiers and military families...👍👍👍 The cutest people!