Military Marriage Is as Sweet as Honey: the Wife of the Navy Became Rich in the 1980S

When I saw my second uncle blatantly coming over to sell their children, I just laughed. I won't talk about the previous anecdotes. I really can't stand this episode. You're about to sell your children, and you almost broke your brother's arm. Why don't you beat him up and report it to the police? This is full-fledged human trafficking. Even beating him to death is not an exaggeration. With so many people watching, the police would only say that you were defensive enough and then arrest him for interrogation. But he was let go so lightly. I really can't stand it. The prices in the system are too ridiculous. The prices for the first few tasks are extremely low, much lower than selling them to the supply and marketing cooperative, let alone selling them on the black market. The heroine has money tickets sold to the system. She has to say that the source is unreasonable. Then it is reasonable to go to the black market and sell some things back. I want to ask what the rules are? Even if you go to the black market or the city and town without selling anything, you can still say that you are shopping for money in the town. Why do you have to buy some and sell some? You have space for everything, but you still have to buy things from the supply and marketing cooperative to show off, and no one else is following you. Who can you show it to? In the later stage, it's okay to dump a lot of things on the black market. In the early stage, I really can't understand the unreasonable sources of money receipts.

Very nice, updates are too slow, more updates would be better

Ang~ It's good-looking, but maybe my expectations were too high. I don't think it's as good-looking as I imagined, and the rating is a little bit too high. However, those who are interested can still add it to the bookshelf to have a look. Mainly I like the system in the book. The system is really lovely. And they spend much more time together than the male protagonist and the female protagonist. She is considerate and well-behaved, she upgrades quickly (related to the heroine completing the order), and her words are nice. I really like it~ so I gave it a high score because of the system. The male protagonist is more or less like a tool man. Although his career kept him very busy, he got married once and the heroine was pregnant with quadruplets. Then she came back and became pregnant with quadruplets, and her work in the later period was also very busy. At most, it was because the money tickets used by the heroine provided a backstage. It's not as clingy as the introduction says. The whole story has a little bit of a narrative feel to it, which is to complete tasks and then sell the things in the space to the black market, retail investors, or other cities (doppelgangers). The other thing is raising a baby and the heroine's 9 younger siblings. There is also a place to catch the sea and cook food in the village. Finally, I felt that there was a drawback. The female protagonist traveled through time and directly accepted the male protagonist's feelings for her. I really couldn't accept it at all. Because the previous description was that the male protagonist had been childhood sweethearts with the female protagonist since they were young. The male protagonist had liked her very much since he was very young, but when they got married and had sex, they changed people directly. I found it difficult to accept it. But I really like the system. If I could rate it, I would give it an 8.9. I would give the system an 8.8 Because I really want such a system, hahahaha.

The plots are mostly the same. I think it's okay. The heroine is a bit like a virgin? There is also a baby of four. Have you seen World News? This is rare in China and other countries. It was still in the era when economic development had not begun and medical equipment was limited. If it were not for taking systematic fertility drugs, both of them might have problems. After checking two carefully, I found that three were also acceptable. This sow sometimes does not have four at a time...

I'll give up on the article first. It's a bit like a primary school student, with no depth or literary talent. It tempts you at the beginning, but there is no male protagonist in the rest. The ratings are too inconsistent.

The author is great, keep it up

The subject matter is quite good, but the more I read, the more I want to abandon the article... This may be the author's first time writing, come on...

To put it bluntly, it is tasteless to eat and it is not a pity to throw it away. It is reasonable to suspect that there is something wrong with the scoring system. Is this a book with a score of 9.5? ? There are a lot of books recently that have very high scores but are not good-looking at all.

How did this Douban get a score of 9.5? Hehe

The layout is small, just help one person in the town, one or two orphanages, and get so much space and land? ?