Xiao Mei's Happy Days [The 1970s]

Why arrange a man like this for Jiajia? I can accept her going to the countryside to be an educated youth, but I can't accept that such a young woman has to marry a man in his thirties with children, so far away from her two friends. It is indeed the author's freedom to write however he wants, but I really can't accept such a plot. I read novels for fun, not hardship.

Without the aura of a heroine, even marriage would have to be a second marriage.

I didn't even watch it at first, but when I saw the ending, I made a point of watching Jia Jia's ending. It's really good. I won't hypnotize myself into falling in love with the other person just because time has passed. It's really great.

I really like this kind of life. Even if I can't live it, I hope someone can have such a life and live for their ideals.

We had all decided to go to the countryside, but due to the power, we could not drag our friends down, so we decided to get married. Finally, Jia Jia was free.

I like Xiaojia's ending

I really like the image of the heroine created by the author, and I hope the author will have a similar character in the future. I wish the author a happy day (*ﾟ∀ﾟ*)

Maybe I've read too many other routine military wedding stories. Generally, Jia Jia's story starts with marriage first and then love, with a seemingly perfect ending. When I read this, I even couldn't help but feel sorry for Zhou. But I reflected on myself and realized that Jiajia didn't want it. The decision that a seventeen-year-old girl made under compulsion and compromise was not enough to surrender her life in a few years. What's more, she had the little tiger and the little bear. If, if she didn't have the little bear and the little tiger, would the seemingly warm and harmonious but numb life day after day be his life. It's terrible. Thinking about it realistically, if an old officer with an age difference of more than one year old forcefully proposes marriage at a glance, even if some subsequent measures are to retreat in order to advance, it is not "manly" arrogance. It can only be said that fortunately, Zhou is not a very bad person, and Jiajia did not lose more in this marriage. I am very grateful to the author for truly writing a "female-oriented" work, while the male characters have not lost their luster. Many romance novels still maintain more persuasion and restraint on women even under the so-called "big heroine" theme. Whether it's an arrangement where the mother only buys a yard for her daughter and the father doesn't say much, or an arrangement where the heroine doesn't have a child and only picks up a little girl, or there's no arrangement for any man to redeem or balance the heroine's friends, it's all great!!!!! And after the marriage, Xiao Xiong did not make any concessions in terms of friends because of Xiao Xie. Thanks to the author for bringing such a work, I hope there are more such works on the market

What a happy article, I look forward to the next work!

Very good! I love this plot so much! From now on, there is one less orphan and one less woman suffering from childbirth in this world.