Reborn: A Happy Life in the 1960s

Another dreaded military marriage story. Is everyone writing about military marriages? It's such an easy subject to write about!

The story is good, but there's too little dialogue between the characters. The whole thing is just storytelling, very calm, but it feels like something's missing.

It's quite nice, and there aren't any really awful relatives.

Why are there so many chapters missing in the middle?

It feels like I'm writing someone else's story; it's very brief. There's hardly any dialogue.

"The children are doing well" is the last sentence, which means there must be at least twins?

This is a recipe for disaster! Not only did he save the female lead's enemy, but he also arranged a job for her, and there's more to come. Who's he going to torment next?

I really can't understand it. Do city people still call their parents "father" and "mother"? Where is the author actually from?

It's simple and heartwarming, without many outstanding elements; the whole story can be summed up in one word: bland. There aren't many plot twists or turns, so it doesn't leave much of an impression after reading it.

Will Yu Qian be Yun Zisong's lover?