Seventy, North and South Wrong

Also known as "The Wrong Car at 70, My Best Friend and My Brother Are In Love", this is a period novel of the type "Two female protagonists + two male protagonists + strong women + military marriage + two academic masters + two-way rush for redemption + misplaced life". If you like period literature, you can read it. In the summer of 1970, there was a heavy rain, two trains, and two best friends who were top students picked up the wrong boxes and took the train in the opposite direction, and their entire lives were exchanged. Lu Zhixia, the daughter of a physics professor, traveled south with a box full of "contraband" written in foreign languages. She captured the trafficker on the train, but was assassinated as soon as she left the station. When he was seriously injured and on the verge of death, he was desperately protected by his cousin Jiang Weimin, the company commander who was supposed to pick him up. He risked his future to protect her, and gave her the hardest armor in troubled times with a marriage certificate. Lin Wanqing, an orphan of a capitalist, went north with a top-secret physics book, rescued a Russian genius boy, and became involved in an overseas treasure-hunting conspiracy. She used Russian as a blade and calmness as a shield, and in the hail of bullets, the cold-faced company commander Chen Zhiyuan was willing to risk his life to protect her. Letters from home reveal the shocking truth: my father announced the divorce to protect himself in a desperate situation, and the marriage contract concealed secret orders from the family and the country. The north and south lines run parallel, with spies and gunfights on the north line and ghosts lurking around; healing and protection on the south line, marriage first and love later. This is not a sweet pet, but two girls who used their intelligence and pride to become their backers in turbulent times. Even if the north and the south are misaligned, we can still live a different life.