Reborn in the 1980s | Two soldiers | Living under someone else's roof | Nostalgia | Sincere hearts
[A reserved, cool-headed tactical officer × a beautiful, passionate publicity officer]
In her previous life, after Shen Fuzhang was sent to the countryside, she was set up to marry the scumbag Jiang Zhifeng.
From then on, her life was trapped in Xiahe Village.
Her in-laws exploited her as free labor,
while the scumbag treated her as a useless burden.
Even the child she gave birth to willingly called his mistress “Mom”!
Given another chance at life, fate severed her ties to the past and put her back on the right path.
The scumbag, his lover, her awful in-laws, and the ungrateful child all got what they deserved.
She charged ahead, blocking the scumbag and his lover from seizing their opportunities,
and his whole family was left in misery!
Meanwhile, her career took off. She entered the military's publicity department through a special recruitment program, and her life was on the fast track!
Fate also chose a wonderful match for her.
She met Huo Yuli, born into one of the most prominent families in the military compound. Tall, long-legged, and handsome, he became the youngest senior tactical officer in the operations department of a major military region at just 26!
He was the compound's most eligible bachelor, every girl's dream man.
Once the cool-faced officer finally caught on to his feelings, he pursued her relentlessly, and Shen Fuzhang was spoiled rotten.
When the scumbag's family had lost everything and came begging for forgiveness, full of regret,
the one who opened the door was that reserved officer. Holding a stack of bright red wedding invitations, he smiled meaningfully.
“Fuzhang and I are getting married next month! Will you be there, Comrade Jiang?”
As it turned out,
Shen Fuzhang and Huo Yuli's fates had been intertwined since their previous lives...
This is the third Manman book I have read, having finished the first two. The themes of the first two books were all about heartthrobs, which is completely different from this book. My own feeling is that the language of this book is more fluent and closer to the background of the times, and Manman has made progress. Although the plot has not yet fully unfolded, judging from the current progress, it is very good and the progress is not slow. Looking forward to the follow-up.