
I Transmigrated into a Military Romance, but Refuse to Be the Tragic Side Character
穿进军婚文,拒做悲情女配
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 614k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- I Transmigrate into a Book During a Nap: My Officer Husband and Little Rascal午睡穿书,军官老公和小崽子Alternate title on Fanqie
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Military Marriage, Period Setting, Pocket Space, and a Heroine Who's an Amazing Cook
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The more books I read, the fewer I can stick with. What plot points or setups make you drop a book in one second?
Republic-Era Novels
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Looking for a Military Marriage in a Period-Era Story 🔥 The Heroine Can Join Her Husband at His Posting, and It’s Sweet
Looking for books like "Military Marriage in the 1970s: After Joining the Army, She Takes the Family Compound by Storm". Stories about transmigrating into a book, transmigrating to a bygone era, being reborn, traveling from ancient times to the modern day, or the apocalypse are all fine. I like heroines who can embroider, paint, cook, or write novels.
Period-Era Story, Military Marriage, Reborn. The Military Marriage Is the Main Thing
The male lead is a soldier, with a military marriage set in a bygone era.
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It's true and objective. Even if I don't like children, they are reborn. It feels weird.
I always feel that some people can live a good life under any circumstances. This good life does not come in vain. It must be earned by oneself. The original person didn't fight for it and didn't know how to resist. He was obviously a child so loved by his family, so why could even confinement have the root cause of the disease? The male protagonist was also quiet before, and arranged jobs for every son in his father-in-law's family without telling the original person. It feels like the two people before were suffering in silence. The fact that this family didn't fall apart is also due to the times. Also, this son feels like a mascot. Neither the original character nor the male protagonist has ever seriously loved him. The previous marriage was just a responsibility for the male protagonist. From getting along with the original person, it can be seen that the male protagonist was really rubbish before. But it cannot be said that he is not qualified at all. He pays half of his salary and still has 70 left every month. He also arranged work for his original family. Look at other heroines who travel through rural families in the 1950s. Don't be too miserable. The heroine is indeed quite generous and doesn't hold back at all. The hero's grandfather had a concubine, so he really wasn't affected by the turmoil at all. There is also the matter of giving birth to a second child. I feel that the previous book on the sleeve is somewhat similar to this one. She also had a son in time travel, but the heroine did not give birth to a second child. In this book, everyone should be treated equally after giving birth to a second child. I remember that when Ning Ning ate the mousse cake, the heroine did not let An An eat it. And An'an isn't that big either. It feels like An'an is taking care of many things in Ningning. (I recently read a book about the stepmother, and I was afraid that the heroine would turn into Zhang Cuicui and exploit the children she gave birth to)
The comment section is all talking about this point about the original heroine. Maybe I have seen more poisonous settings that are acceptable. It would be better if the original heroine gave up voluntarily. The writing style is so big that I can read it, but it is the drag on the heroine's family. I don't know if the heroine has concerns. If it were me, I would just give up my legs to support the third brother after learning about his condition. Since people like to make mistakes when they are good, I will give up and raise him like a waste. Because reporting it would harm you, let your other two brothers and parents support the third brother's family.
This is my third book, and the writing is as delicate as ever. The heroines have different origins and personalities, and the world they see from a female perspective is also different. The heroine of this book is gentle and firm, gently soothing the hearts of An An and the hero like a spring breeze. Turn the incomplete and broken home into a warm harbor. The group portraits, Zhuang Zhuang, Tiantian, the third sister-in-law Gao Feng, Father Shen and other supporting characters are also wonderful and have distinctive personalities. It gets more and more interesting later on. If you like Zhuangzhuang, this kid deserves a separate book. 😄😄😄
I started chasing big books from Siheyuan. I thought the author was good at writing love stories, but this book is actually a story about family love, friendship and healing. The heroine is like a beam of soft light that shines into the gap between the male protagonist and An An's originally broken lives, warming them and making them warm people. The group portraits are real and vivid, and the life is ordinary and practical. The naughty and reckless yet down-to-earth Zhuang Zhuang, the playful, smart and cute Tiantian, and the hearty and simple love-minded Gao Feng. We look forward to more outstanding characters appearing in the future. The more you look at it, the better it looks.
I like the heroine and her son An An, and the hero was an excellent soldier in his past life! But I really feel sorry for the original owner and An An
I really saw Chapter 271! Awesome👍🏻I think it looks good!! I have read a lot of articles of this era, and I am more interested in this special era, and I have some basic knowledge, so I think it is good to read!! It is very in line with the real situation of that era, and it doesn't make me feel dramatic (many of the periodicals of this era made me dramatized. There is a kind of writing about bosses and senior officials in the guise of periodical periodicals!) I like the relationship between the male and female protagonists, without any exaggeration or drama. It feels so warm! It's great to support each other and stay together for a lifetime! An An has also been redeemed in this life. She has the love of her mother, the caring companionship of her sister, and the belated care of her father. How wonderful! Great author, come on!!! Looking forward to the next plot! (I'm afraid it will end and I'm reluctant to leave. PS: My hometown is also in Xinyang, so I'm extra friendly? 😄)
I accidentally clicked on it and tied it in one breath. I recommend reading it. After reading it, I thought that the author would update it ten times a day 🥰
The writing is quite good, but I felt weird after seeing the horse fall, poor original owner. . .
It's really pretty. Run, run, run, the male and female protagonists are extremely kind and righteous to the original host's family, but they still keep being sucked blood. Every time the heroine returns to her natal family, there are weird things, especially her third brother. The author always describes the heroine's boredom and disgust with her natal family affairs. As a result, the heroine still takes the trouble to return to her natal family instead of severing the relationship. I really find it inexplicable. The heroine is a modern person. When faced with the vampire-like mother-in-law, the way to deal with it is not to stay away, but to go back frequently, and then get upset while going back. Isn't it shocking? 🤣