
Joining the Army in 1970: My Mom Is a Resourceful, Well-Connected Lady
七零参军:我妈是神通广大贵妇人
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- Ongoing
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- 708k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1d ago
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- Fanqie
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- They Told You to Guard the Border, So Why Did You Become a Legend of the Entire Army?让你守边防,你卷成全军神话?Former title · until Oct 2026
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For a long time, going to the countryside and joining the army have not been compulsory for only children, let alone those who were martyred. It's Zhao Mengsheng who looks like a damsel...
Author, I would like to give you a suggestion. The protagonist is a soldier who kills decisively and has been reborn. It is more in line with his character to be straightforward when it comes to feelings. Don't be embarrassed and blush or dare not say anything. If you like it, you just like it. If you don't feel like it, just say it, otherwise the feeling of separation will be too strong.
A wonderful military war article! The plot is compact and the details are real! War scenes that realistically reproduce historical events! ... The emotions are real and the three views are correct! ... The only drawback is that the author only updates two chapters a day! Not enough! Not enough to watch! 🤦🤦🤦
This is one of the few well-written articles I have read about joining the army in that era. The people in it are quite personalized and comprehensive, and they are the kind of people who have a development process and are flesh and blood. Really, the protagonist in the novel is not invincible. He will be afraid and his hands will shake. There is a process of growth.
I originally came to read this book based on the title, but after reading a few chapters, I felt that it was written very smoothly and was very interesting. Then I read it from beginning to end. The relationship between the protagonist and her son in the early stage was very well written. Then when writing about the mother plot, the host did not rely on his own subjectivity in the previous life. So I think this section was written very well. I hope that later on, I hope the author can write a chapter or two about the emotional exchange between Satoru and his mother, the kind of mother-son relationship. •͈ᴗ⁃͈ ✧ 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕
When I read it at the beginning, I felt that the layout was small, but the writing became more and more exciting later on. It showed the characteristics of that era. There was no delicate heroine in it, only self-improvement. The layout and perspective in the back suddenly came up. When I read the book, I felt that the author's writing was like a movie scene. Scenes are presented before your eyes. Come on, come on, come on.
This is the first time I saw an article about being a nanny for my enemy who ruined his family in his previous life. It's very interesting.
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Many people have opinions about Zhao Liqiang and Zhang Qiusheng. First of all, the tragic experiences of the protagonists in their previous lives were largely caused by themselves. Secondly, in the military environment, especially during the recruitment stage of new recruits, "people" with various personalities are the most realistic portrayals. No one is born the most brave and fearless, and more often after repeated military and war experiences. Through training, all the characters, including the protagonist, are also growing up rapidly. In this life, Zhao is just an arrogant son of the compound, and he only has verbal disputes with the protagonist. After fighting side by side again and again, personal grudges become insignificant under the security of the country. Moreover, the emotional line (not sure if it is) is also very realistic and delicate, in line with the characteristics of the times and the actual situation of the army. Finally, I personally feel that the author has written the growth process of the protagonist and other characters in great detail, which is worth savoring. At the same time, there is too little updated content. After reading it in one go, I feel that the protagonist has just begun to emerge. I have great expectations for the future. I hope the author can update more~