Sweet Military Marriage: I Strike It Rich in the Nineties

Not bad! The plot in the first half is quite exciting and compact, but the process of the female protagonist fighting for her career is not as interesting as the plot of the male and female protagonists in the military compound. The male protagonist almost disappears in the second half; and the author seems to be quite prejudiced against the role of "mother" (except for the heroine and Sister Pan): they are all obsessed with patriarchal, abusing their daughter/daughter-in-law/granddaughter, and the husband/son dare not speak out; later, it is all because of the heroine's wealth and spending money to save her. There are too many typos throughout the text!

I can't appreciate the character of the male protagonist. After being married for half a year, he didn't ask or talk to the original protagonist. When the original protagonist came to live together in the compound and had no income, he didn't care about the original protagonist's living expenses. In order not to go hungry, the original protagonist would either go around eating or grabbing children's snacks or stealing them. Is he still a so-called young commander? Does he have such awareness and sense of responsibility? What's worth watching about a male protagonist like this? He's a complete scumbag.

I have read over 250 chapters, and so far there are no bad jokes, just a lot of typos. Hope it continues.

It's a good subject matter, but it's a pity that the logic doesn't make sense in many places. It's okay if the male protagonist is a battalion commander or a regiment commander, but the commander is funny. Then the commander went to protect foreign businessmen and discuss business with the heroine who was an interpreter? This is not the commander, but the security captain. Really, what a pity this subject matter is. Gu Qiqi speaks childishly and handles things immaturely, which is inconsistent with his character.

The heroine has a bad mind, this is true

Nice

There are still so many messy things to write about in the army

People with high fever do not sweat. People who sweat have their fever gone.

The first part is okay, but after more than 400 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. It feels so dragging. All kinds of weird things are written. The main plot development is not clear. Boss Huo and the Oubai gold girl match up. The heroine's mother is really very capable. I can't stand it anymore. . . The heroine returns the mother's heart to explode

Isn't it soul-piercing? What about alcohol allergy?