A Distinguished Military Marriage: The Charming Instructor Woos His Young Wife Again

I finally finished reading it. As someone who grew up in a military compound, I actually quite like novels with this kind of material. Ever since I was a kid, I have always liked the way soldiers look dignified, protect their families and country, and are full of sunshine, handsomeness and positive energy. This novel overall seems to be pretty good. The author's writing style is good except for some typos. The dialogues are wonderful, and the plot has ups and downs that are exciting and quite brilliant. The characters in it are all distinctive and full of flesh and blood, especially the men who are very likeable and responsible. The beginning of the novel is a bit sad, because of the story brought about by the baby, the male and female protagonists are inexplicably together, and they are mutually exclusive and resentful. Especially the male protagonist starts to hate the female protagonist, and is slowly conquered by the female protagonist's personality charm, and unknowingly falls in love with the female protagonist, and then gets out of hand. During this period, the male protagonist's ex came back to look for him, which caused the female protagonist a lot of pain and conflicts, so the two broke up for a time. Mr. Wen is very good, but it's a pity that he met the heroine too late. Young Master Ye also helped the heroine without any regrets. Later, the truth came out and the conflict was explained clearly. The heroine took her daughter Sansan back to the hero for a happy reunion. The following dozens of chapters focus on describing He Jingrong's journey to pursue his wife. The novel is quite interesting. What I dislike the most is that the male protagonist ate forbidden fruit with Cheng Ran at the age of sixteen; as a 26-year-old senior officer, he actually forced the 18-year-old female protagonist to marry him and have sex with him. It felt like a crime of marital rape and abuse, which I couldn't bear to look at. Therefore, my favorites are not the male protagonist, but Ye Yufan, Wen Jinyan and He Jingrong.

It's pretty good to watch at the beginning, but the more you watch the back, the more you feel that the male protagonist has a wrong perspective, and many of his actions make people feel like there's something wrong with his head... The female protagonist is too weak, she doesn't say anything and keeps it in her heart, the plot is a bit cliche, and it's also too bloody.

Military-themed dramas are very popular, but this male protagonist is a bit insulting to the status of a soldier. I would like to ask the author what is the bottom line of morality? First of all, his first love was his stepmother's daughter or his sister who was one year older. They also had a substantial relationship. After getting married, they still maintained an ambiguous relationship. The heroine is also speechless. Are all men in the world dead? They are still reunited.

The male protagonist is like a crazy critic. Maybe I can't accept the fact that the male protagonist is dirty after reading the novel. It is also said that the male protagonist is a major general officer, but the maturity and stability of a superior person cannot be seen in the male protagonist...

To be honest, the male protagonist is really sick, and the female protagonist is mentally ill. Even though they are like this, she still has to like him.

The character is broken, the content is illogical, and the three views are incorrect.

Good looking

The male protagonist is dirty and has bad views

If the male protagonist is such a scumbag, why would he want to get together with the female protagonist?

Very good