"Woman, I'm not marrying you. Keep your distance!"
Reborn in 1975, Lin Zhimo is an eighteen-year-old prodigy in military engineering.
She dodges a scumbag, but not her cousin's schemes: she is tricked into marrying her cousin's prospective groom, who is stationed far away in the military district of the Northwest.
Lin Zhimo has only one thing on her mind: get divorced, build her career, and face-slap the scumbag and his lover!
But her newlywed husband curses her over the phone, calling her delusional and swearing he'll never marry her.
Half a month later, Lin Zhimo sets off on her mission to get a divorce, bringing her outstanding military engineering skills as she makes a forceful entrance at the research institute in the Northwest military district.
Her talents amaze everyone, and He Jinxiao falls for her at first sight.
Lin Zhimo is dead set on getting a divorce, but every time she runs into her new husband
her gaze can't help drifting toward him. That rugged, unmistakable aura of a battle-hardened soldier... is so irresistible!
Oh heavens, she's realized she's really attracted to him...
Even with her heart secretly stirring, she stays true to her original resolve.
Two years later, the national college entrance exams resume. Her sister-in-law brags, "I got into Capital University! I'm a college student destined for greatness!"
Lin Zhimo replies, "What a coincidence. I'm going to Capital University too, but they've specially invited me to join as a professor."
Later, the cold-faced regiment commander who once made all those threats blocks her at the lab entrance, eyes red: "Honey, don't leave me."
And so begins a full-scale chase-your-wife-to-the-crematorium saga...
In the story of the Beloved Wife, even if the heroine is made a genius and a high-level military personnel, but even if she is made to be a Beloved Wife, she will not receive the treatment of a high-level talent. Everything must be compromised to bring her into a relationship with the male protagonist. For a person who lived to be in her forties or fifties in her previous life, she still wants to be teased by others about her and the male protagonist. His face was as red as a monkey's butt. When the male protagonist thought that the female protagonist was ugly, and others slandered her, he would attack her personally without investigating and collecting evidence, and make malicious assumptions. Once he found out that the female protagonist was a fairy, his brain suddenly grew. He knew that something was fishy without the female protagonist having to prove it, haha.
Why does this male protagonist, a soldier, write like an old boss? "Woman, I will not marry you. No matter what methods you use, it will be useless. I will apply for divorce and stop being around me." Ah, I don't even know what the girl on the other side is doing. Is this the intelligence a soldier should have?
People who watch it are very depressed, happy and depressed at the same time! Originally, the character and professional attributes of the heroine were quite enjoyable to watch. As a result, several plot settings made people feel uncomfortable. First, in order to bring the male and female protagonists together, the army leaders made the female protagonist, a military industry leader, unable to even apply for a single dormitory, and had to tolerate the male protagonist's adoptive sister who had inexplicable and vicious intentions to live under the same roof. Secondly, there are also problems with the male protagonist's character and ability. The male protagonist's former fiancée wrote a letter and made up nonsense. The male protagonist knew that the original fiancee's character was problematic and had many channels to verify it but did nothing at all and just believed it! Moreover, when I see the heroine being ugly, I feel disgusted and think that she has evil intentions. The heroine takes off her disguise and becomes beautiful and likes her so much that she doesn't want a divorce. And he wasn't decisive enough in dealing with his adopted sister. He knew she was malicious towards the heroine but didn't deal with it. If he kept her, he would make the heroine and the readers angry to death, right? Third, a woman who is always good at her career changes completely when she faces the male protagonist. Her heart flutters with the slightest move and she becomes a spoiled wife. The female protagonist who dared to scold and speak out when she first came to the army was immediately taken away from her. I don't know where the heroine's heart is, at least I don't see the charm of the male protagonist in the current description.
I feel like there's a big contrast between the heroine's career line and her emotional line.