Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s: The Cold-Faced Officer Dotes on Me

I didn't expect this to be the author's second book! It's alright overall; the plot doesn't have too many ups and downs, leaning towards slice-of-life. The male lead provides emotional support, is well-funded, capable, decisive, and able to solve problems—feels like the standard for period dramas, haha.

I don't want to watch anymore. I couldn't stand it when Yang Xue's parents were pressuring her to go abroad, and the female lead was also encouraging others to go abroad. What's the point of going abroad for a while? She clearly has a stable boyfriend... I was going to just abandon the story and leave, but I think I should vent. Goodbye.

It's a great read, not a mindless story!

Beautiful! Beautiful!

It's alright. I felt the logic wasn't very strong in some places, and the level of technical expertise was a bit weak. But that's true, the author is just a writer, so it doesn't affect the reading experience.

It's alright. It's a short story. The pacing of the beginning isn't very fast either.

The beginning was quite good, but the ending was terrible. Later, the male lead, a professional, enters the public security system, then inexplicably goes to Xinjiang as a technical advisor, becomes an instructor, and then inexplicably returns to the military. This is unrealistic and illogical; the military and public security are two separate systems.

Good

Two people transmigrated into the book. The female lead was a doctor before she transmigrated, and she's still a doctor after she arrives. It's a very ordinary story with no major ups and downs. Is there no further development after Xiaoyun turns 18? I want to see who she chooses.

It looks great! It's very satisfying.