A Sweet Bride's Tears Melt the Tough Soldier: A Pampered Marriage in the 1980S

Nice! The heroine is playful and witty, and the man's loyal dog is trustworthy.

The speed is too fast. I prefer details and slow narration of feelings and happenings. The jump is too fast and I can't keep up. I can't figure out what happened, which makes it a bit difficult to understand. For example, the relationship between the heroine and her parents is described in a way that I can't understand. Is it a severance of the relationship or revenge, or revenge, and how? Many events happened in one stroke.

It's pretty good. I prefer listening to short plays now. There is no such thing as a holy mother, and there is no destruction of the three views.

Generally speaking, it's okay, but the career line of the male protagonist is a bit poorly written. The male protagonist himself is the king of soldiers, and the tasks he performs are quite difficult. There is no mention of meritorious service, and there is no mention of upgrades in military rank. Moreover, after performing a secret mission again, It was said that he was sent to a remote place away from everyone's sight to protect the male protagonist, but the male protagonist went to a remote island to guard equipment for more than ten years before he was discharged from the army. It was anticlimactic. Even if the military rank was not promoted, he would not have retired at the age of forty, right? ?

Nice

Everything else is good, except for the military career of the male protagonist, who is a bit speechless. Not only did he complete the mission in a few years without being promoted, but he was also sent to guard the island by one person. After guarding the island for more than ten years, he was discharged directly. . After more than thirty years of youth dedicated to the country, the end result is retirement?

📌Qiao Rongrong/Fu ZhengA girl is reborn with space and a drifting tank, follows the army to the island, saves her husband who died young, makes clothes, opens a convenience store, and fights spies.

That's more than enough. I really like short period stories. If you grasp the main line and don't have many sub-lines, you won't make too many mistakes. There are a few typos and a few mistakes in character names, but it's still acceptable. It's quite life-oriented, and I'm fine with the quick ending. It's a pity that there isn't a lot of pen and ink about the male protagonist's career line, and the writing is not profound enough. It mainly focuses on the heroine's golden finger, career line and cooking, which is quite interesting. I hope the author will make further progress and see you in the next book. Goodbye┴┤･ω･)ﾉ

It was well written in the beginning, but a bit rushed towards the end.

It's okay, I'll keep reading.