Military Marriage in the 1980S: After Going to the Sea, the Chief Spoiled Me Like Crazy and I Became Rich

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I accidentally clicked on this book and caught up with the latest chapters in one go. It must be full of stars! The heroine Shen Jinchao was a tens-billion-dollar catering magnate in her previous life. She spent her whole life alone. When she was reborn in 1983, the beginning was like hell. Her greedy uncle and aunt wanted to marry her off to an old, lame bachelor for a gift of 400 yuan. If she had been a different heroine, she would have been helpless. Our heroine was sober and decisive, and vowed on the spot to marry only a soldier. She happened to meet Huo Jinting, a hero from southern Xinjiang who was injured and retired from the army. The two people got married under a contract. They were supposed to get what they needed to deal with troubles, but unexpectedly, they gradually developed a deep love. The author's detailed description of the era is perfect, and the atmosphere of the era of cloth stamping, supply and marketing cooperatives, and early overseas business in the 1980s is full of feeling. The heroine relies on a unique secret recipe for dyeing peacock blue cloth, and builds factories and expands from a small rural merchant. What struck me the most was the part where the male protagonist was wronged and reported to be suspended. The female protagonist has no love brain at all and does not rely on the male protagonist for help. She calmly stabilizes her business territory and uses her strength to protect her lover. The iron-blooded leader silently protects his wife and dotes on her. The daily life is sweet but not greasy. The three fronts of fighting for the best, starting a business, and marrying first and then loving each other go hand in hand. The writing is smooth and without watering down. It is a rare masterpiece among the military marriage novels of the era and has been given to fellow readers! Five-star sincere review! After finishing the update, I can't help but praise it! The opening chapter is full of conflicts. The best uncle and aunt force the heroine to marry an old bachelor in exchange for a bride price. The heroine refuses the marriage on the spot, then turns around and finalizes the contract marriage with the fighting hero Huo Jinting, and arrests people at the beginning. The heroine was a catering queen in her previous life, and she was reborn to seize the opportunity of the 80's sea breeze. She accumulated wealth step by step by relying on fabrics and building factories. The business plot was written in a realistic and non-suspicious way, and every counterattack was well-founded. The hero's leg injury was a hero's medal left on the battlefield. He looks cold and arrogant, but secretly protects the heroine. The process of first getting married and then falling in love is very delicately written. The plot of the undercurrent in the military zone and the malicious suppression of the opponent is full of tension. The heroine has no love brain and calmly makes arrangements to protect her husband and property in times of crisis. The setting of two-way protection is so exciting! The author updates steadily, the writing is smooth and the atmosphere of the era is strong, and the theme of military marriage in the 1980s + getting rich through business is innovative and worthy of five stars!

Who knows? This period military wedding novel adapted from a true story is really sweet to the heart😭 The catering queen who died alone in her previous life was reborn and returned to the golden year of 1983. She just wanted to live a stable life, but was forced to a dead end by her best relatives. She stopped a military vehicle at the entrance of the village and married Huo Jinting, a war hero in southern Xinjiang who was slightly lame in his left leg. It was originally just a transactional marriage where each got what he wanted, but it became the beginning of a two-way journey. He protects her from the best, and she accompanies him out of the haze; she rides the waves in the business world, and he always supports her behind her. From setting up a stall to sell cloth to opening a factory to get rich, from a hard-working orphan girl to an army wife envied by everyone, this is not only a cool counterattack novel, but also a romantic fairy tale of two-way redemption.

I give this book a five-star review. It is very true. I read it in one go and couldn't stop at all! The plot is compact and deep, the characters are very three-dimensional, and every detail is full of the author's ingenuity. I highly recommend it to everyone! Let me tell you a few words from my heart. When I was writing "Military Marriage in the 1980s: The Commander-in-Chief Dotes on Me and I Got Rich After Going to the Sea", I was always worried: Would the details of the era of cloth stamps and supply and marketing cooperatives be unreal enough? Is the heroine's entrepreneurial journey from fabric trading to building her own assembly line solid enough? Can everyone understand the relationship between the male and female protagonists who are contracted as husband and wife and run in both directions? Until I saw this comment, I was immediately struck. Thank you to this reader for your five-star review, thank you for adding this book to your bookshelf, for following updates and forwarding it, and for writing such thoughtful words that captured even the small details I hid between the lines. Thank you also to all the readers who gave me likes, comments, and updates. Every support you give me gives me the confidence to continue writing. I will polish the follow-up plot more carefully to live up to everyone's expectations. I will accompany the heroine and the hero to write down this story of the 1980s ❤️

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I must give this book five stars. I highly recommend it. It is completely different from the same type of 1980s essays. I added it to my bookshelf. I rarely comment on books I usually read. I will follow up on updates and forward them. A good book📖should be seen by more people👀This book is full of 80s atmosphere! Details such as cloth tickets and supply and marketing cooperatives are restored to the times. The contracted couple slowly fall in love, the female protagonist is decisive in her career, and the male protagonist is stuck in the turmoil and never abandons her. It is both refreshing and tender, and it is worth collecting. The more you chase, the more addictive you become! 80'S business is meticulous in every detail, from fabric sales to self-built assembly lines, step by step. The male protagonist is involved in conspiracy rumors in the military region, and the female protagonist relies on her strength to support her, making it difficult for both parties to go both ways. Let's add another five-star review! The further back I looked, the higher I looked up, and I couldn't bear to let it go. The details of the era are still exquisite, and the entrepreneurial line of the fabric business is written step by step, without any brainless tricks, and every step of the effort is truly down-to-earth. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is delicate and poignant. When the male protagonist is in a crisis of rumors, feminism will not hesitate to support him. The two-way relationship is particularly easy to stumble upon. The supporting characters are also very three-dimensional, there are no tool men, and the conflicts are reasonable and tense. Compared with the cookie-cutter 1980s novels on the market, this book has a larger layout and a perfect balance between career and emotional lines. I have already recommended it to my friends who love reading chronology. I sincerely recommend it!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Five-star highly recommended! Breaking away from the cliche military marriage routine, the heroine starts from scratch without relying on the resources of her husband's family, and creates all kinds of difficulties. The tough guy leader is full of tenderness, and a contract turns into true love. It is rare for a refreshing novel to have both warmth and structure. Come back to review after reading more chapters! The most rare thing about this book is that the heroine is not weakened. She relies on her own planning and hard work throughout the whole process of starting a business in the sea. She can respond neatly and refreshingly when faced with the difficulties of relatives and others. The male protagonist does not have the support of a brainless boss, but respects the female protagonist's thoughts and silently protects her. The process of the contracted couple slowly falling in love is delicate and moving. It has a full sense of the era, with both the excitement of making money and the warmth of ordinary days. The pattern is far beyond ordinary military wedding articles, and it will be updated continuously!