[Military Marriage in the 1970s] [Adorable Kids] [Grassland Scenery] [Building a Fortune] [Devoted Hero]
In her previous life, Ye Qiaoqiao was tormented to death by the Gao family, and her children were sold by her gambling-addict husband to pay off his debts.
When she opened her eyes again, she had been reborn on the day before her children were sold. She also discovered a pocket dimension inside her family's ancestral jade pendant.
This time, she exposed her scumbag husband's affair with a widow without hesitation, cut ties with the Gao family, reclaimed her tractor, and drove off with her children to find her parents in the pastoral region.
But bandits attacked along the way, and she was rescued by Lu Huai, a soldier passing by.
When he saw the two little ones, Lu Huai was stunned.
Their eyes, their features, even that subtle air they had about them... How could they look exactly like him?
This is exactly my type of book. It would be amazing if it were made into a short drama. I really love the female lead's personality and the supporting characters; they seem so alive. The descriptions of life in the pastoral areas are particularly vivid, making you feel like you're right there. And the dairy products mentioned in the book—I really want to try them myself! I don't understand why such a good book isn't getting many readers. The plot isn't exaggerated or outlandish; it's highly readable and has a good pace. I wish the author great success! I came here because of some of your other books. Keep it up!
Honestly, it's a really great read. The story unfolds beautifully, the author's writing is excellent, and the characters are vividly portrayed. I've never been to the grasslands, but the author took me on a journey through their scenery and cuisine. The plot is fast-paced and engaging, without any unnecessary dragging. The female lead is especially likable, and the two little ones are incredibly cute. Overall, this book is right up my alley, and I highly recommend it to others. You won't regret reading it!
It looks nice, I like it.
It's a great show. I love the adorable baby, the simple and honest nature of the villagers in the pastoral area, and I absolutely adore the way the male and female leads do things.