Transmigrated into a 1970s Book: I Have the Aloof Brigade Commander Wrapped Around My Finger

In this article, the male and female protagonists are really well created and vividly portrayed. The heroine's revenge plot is particularly interesting to watch, but the beginning is a bit messy when dealing with the family. The latter part is particularly exciting, highly recommended, the best time travel novel ever written.

The author's preface does not match the postscript. The heroine in the previous chapter knows that she has traveled through a book about rebirth and knows that the original heroine was reborn. Later, she is puzzled by the sudden changes that occurred after the original heroine dived. She does not know why the original heroine suddenly became mature and scheming. It seems that the heroine is stupid, why can she be the only one who can wear books and not allow others to have luck?

Only watched half and the finale. This book by the author is much better than the previous one, "Hot Wife", and the writing style is much more mature and delicate. The emotional progression between the male and female protagonists and the dialogue between the characters in the first part are very well written. However, in some parts later, it seems as if the author has changed. The cliff-like and brainless style is illogical and unreasonable. It feels like the plot is deliberately manipulated to increase the length of the plot and to reduce the intelligence of the characters. It is inexplicable. The female protagonist is well portrayed, emotionally stable, mature in thought, and has a very smooth relationship with the male protagonist. However, in many places, the female protagonist is written as stupid and arrogant. The heroic complex of facing the danger despite knowing the danger comes from I don't know where it comes from. For example, the time when she was fed an estrus drug earlier. If the male protagonist's subordinates didn't happen to see it by the window, the heroine must have been killed in a plot similar to that in the book. Just because the heroine took the drug and the male protagonist must be present, the heroine was forcibly intellectualized? The heroine said she liked makeup and joined the crew. She did half of the crew's work like an old scalper. She would often fall asleep in the car and then wake up, either in the earthquake zone or kidnapped. During the earthquake, the heroine sounded the alarm to save the entire mining area, and then she was locked and buried. That was the Tangshan Earthquake. Where did this fearless spirit of self-sacrifice come from? What a bit of foreshadowing! If it weren't for the heroine's halo and the hero's routine of saving the beauty, the heroine would have died in the earthquake. The heroine obviously came through the book. It was mentioned earlier that the heroine was reborn in the plot, but I forgot about it as I wrote it down. Finally, after a long time of speculation, I finally remembered that this was a rebirth and another day of wisdom. The heroine often encounters dangers without telling anyone, just because she doesn't want others to worry, and then wastes time due to misinformation. The finale even lowered the heroine's intelligence to the extreme. The heroine held an important national scientific research product that had been studied for many years like a lunch box, and was snatched away and destroyed by the female protagonist at will. Then the ending was hasty and confused.

It's good-looking, but it's gone after a few short episodes of 3

In the middle and later stages, there were a lot of witty plots. When dealing with weird and vicious supporting characters, the heroine always said, "I handled it very well. I'm good at slapping people in the face. Don't blame me for being rude if you seek death." As a result, those people repeatedly acted like a monster. The original heroine and half-sister acted as the vicious control group until the end.

I feel like this heroine is a bit teasing

The best book I've seen so far

The author writes very well. I always have the desire to read more. I look forward to the follow-up.

It's not good-looking, the heroine of that era was too frivolous and exaggerated

The beginning is okay, the novel is very attractive, and the heroine is very confident, but in the middle and later stages, the writing becomes more and more unreasonable. Why does the heroine have to rush to the front whenever something happens? Is she so stubborn? Knowing that Song Gao's methods of committing crimes are very cruel, he has to rush in front, but he still dares to act alone. There are also some unreasonable things. The more I read, the more angry I become. Even if you want to highlight the heroine's wit and bravery, you have to be reasonable. If the enemy encountered such a heroine in real life, he would be able to catch her instantly.