One star is deducted at the beginning, which really makes you doubt the authenticity of the rating. But after returning to the military area, he really deserves to be praised as a god. With an unconventional male protagonist and unconventional plot development, it reads less like a novel and more like a documentary of that era. There are two things that left a deep impression on me. First, the heroine was interacting with the little red soldier. The flavor was so positive. The second is the change in the male protagonist's impression of the female protagonist. It is not that he is in love, but that he feels that she has many problems and still appreciates her brilliance of personality. Will definitely book it all, highly recommended.
Overall, it is average and the views are quite correct. However, when encountering various difficulties, the solutions are not smart and I doubt the feasibility. Suitable for passing time.
Generally speaking, the female protagonist becomes tough but the plot is quite boring, especially the emotional line between the male and female protagonists, which is quite baffling.
I haven't watched much, but it is so close to real life that I can't stand watching Weiminghu Niujie. I may continue to watch it in the future, so I'll give it four stars to remind myself.
A unique type of male protagonist, a gentle, restrained and somewhat innocent old man? As a doctor, the career line and love line are very consistent with that era. They have been communicating for more than ten years, so the flavor of short-term love and long-term love is very mellow. I really like getting along with my adoptive mother and master's family. However, I feel that the description of some restrictions of that era is a bit heavy, although it is true.
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