A Military Marriage in the Seventies: A Tough Army Wife Advances Her Country Through Science
七零军婚，硬核军嫂科研强国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 342k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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- The 70s Military Marriage: The Hardcore Military Wife Who Leads the Nation in Scientific ResearchEnglish name
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160Chapters
17kReads · 30 days
181kReads · all time
2.6kShelf adds, last 14 days
8.7Score
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The female lead is quite interesting; she mainly focuses on her career, but her family members are also very interesting. So far, aside from being short, it's perfect. I hope the author updates 20,000 words a day; following updates is difficult, and it's easy to forget if there are fewer updates 🤭
The score is a bit low; it should at least be an 8. It's a decent, average female-led research novel, a story about a research leader who manages both her career and family life well. There are almost no toxic characters, no drama, and virtually no romance. The female lead focuses on her technical work, and her in-laws and husband are reliable and supportive of her career.
It's a good read. The female lead's character remains consistent throughout, without major deviations. The story mainly focuses on her character's development and research, with less emphasis on the romance between the male and female leads and their family life, such as having children. I look forward to the author writing more stories in the future.
I listened to everything and came back specifically to comment. I usually only comment on things I really like, since I wouldn't give a bad review if I didn't pay for it. So I usually only comment on what I like. 👍👍👍👍
It's a great read, no major issues, and the family and colleagues are all very nice. The male lead, who's a minor character, appears very little, unlike typical high-brow writers; he's just an ordinary soldier from the countryside. His family is mostly comprised of his father, who's stingy and nagging, but also quite funny.
It's quite good-looking, so why is the rating so low?
It's a good read, quite interesting. The parents' and in-laws are all nice people. The story focuses on the female protagonist's career. Author, keep up the good work!!!
So far it looks pretty good.
It's a good watch, and I enjoy it. Aside from the father-in-law being a bit gossipy, the other family members are all quite harmonious and have no major flaws. The female lead is focused on her career. So far, there are no major issues. It's worth watching.
I came across this book after reading another one by the same author, and I've been following it for over ten days now. It's well-written, the writing style is still fantastic, and the plot is very engaging. It's a good book worth reading, I highly recommend it.