[Reconnaissance soldier vs. weapons designer] [Period setting + sweet romance + military marriage]
Everyone in the unit knows that Xiao Zhanling has a partner, but it's been over a year since his marriage application was approved, and no one has seen them. Whenever they ask, he just says his partner has been busy lately and can't come visit.
Everyone wonders if this person even exists, and if he only claims to have a partner to turn away other admirers.
Xiao Zhanling has always felt that his love for Jiang Xinran is something to be proud of. Ever since love at first sight, he's paid attention to every detail in caring for her, determined to win her over and bring her home.
But when his subordinates found out who Jiang Xinran was, he began to wonder if there was something a little complicated about their relationship.
“Captain, I hear your wife has come up with another new invention. Go home and take good care of her, all right? Try to get our reconnaissance team picked as the testing site for this batch of equipment.”
“That's right, Captain. Go home and put in a good word with your wife. Try to get us first dibs on using this batch of equipment.”
The relationship line is too fast. The first time we met, the heroine just had a little affection for the hero. The second time she started to like him more and more, and she still felt sorry for the hero... Shouldn't she first think about how to deal with the things at home? The heroine's uncle is in danger and her parents have been taken away by the Revolutionary Committee. The heroine has just started to fall in love on the first and second day after going to the countryside...
The pace of the whole story is very fast. The male and female protagonists fell in love with each other at first sight. In order to ask the male protagonist to help with work at ease, the female protagonist took the initiative to clarify his feelings. The two established a relationship quickly, but they did not indulge in romance. The female protagonist focused on finding the antidote, saving her uncle and her parents. They both talked, had no misunderstandings, shared the same beliefs, understood each other, and focused on their careers.