My cousin stole her wedding match and carelessly paired her off with a fallen martyr. To everyone’s surprise, a top military figure came to deliver a medal to the martyr’s family and fell in love with her at first sight.
Who says sleeping together means you have to marry me?
She turned her back on her heartless relatives and joined the educated youth in pioneering experimental fields. She wrote agricultural technology papers at her desk, joined the emergency medical team to save lives, and went with the army to farm and raise pigs. Wang Chuchu left the old waters of her hometown for a much wider world.
When people envy you and try to hurt you, the best thing you can do is live a more beautiful life than they do, not waste your time getting tangled up with them.
Over the years, plenty of city folk and country folk had married each other. Some were happy, but far more were not.
Chuchu had been young at the time, but she already had a rough understanding of what marriage really was:
Mutual compatibility was the foundation of whether a marriage could work.
Only hearts dancing together and souls in harmony could make a marriage last.
A choice made after weighing the pros and cons was merely a compromise with reality. Once the balance that maintained the status quo was broken, the alliance forged by marriage would fall apart.
“Let’s pretend nothing happened yesterday. We probably won’t ever see each other again.”
Liu Zheng froze, his mind blank for a moment.
Such a clear-headed, independent response made his eagerness to marry her seem awkward and ugly.
She didn’t care at all about having lost her chastity.
No, it wasn’t that she didn’t care. She could simply find her own true feelings amid the turmoil of the situation. Betting her whole life on one reckless night would be the truly reckless thing to do.
At the thought, Liu Zheng felt a deep sense of melancholy.
It looked like a stereotypical boss and a grassroots heroine. After clicking on it, I realized that the heroine's growth line is very exciting, and the supporting characters also have their own vivid lives. The male protagonist doesn't appear too much for now, but I quite like the characterization. I hope the follow-up won't be unfinished. I'll add it to the bookshelf first to catch up.
The writing is very good. I really like the life in the army and the hardships faced by my parents and my wife.