A Marriage Swap in the 1970s: I Marry the Strongest Officer and Get Doted On

Reborn again, from a small stall business to a registered company, from the border to the capital, from cooperation with small units, to major government units rushing to place orders. The heroine moves step by step, the plot is compact, the development trend is getting better and better, there are twists and turns and difficulties. The male protagonist is also very supportive and should have a good background. The male and female protagonists are independent individuals. When the male and female protagonists are paired together, they form a strong combination. The second male lead (the female leads the government network) is also a very three-dimensional person. Like it, I like it, but with a certain measure of propriety. The hero's sister and her husband are not afraid of trouble. Although both the brother-in-law and the heroine's original families were trash, they both made decisive decisions. This is not a drag. Military wives are also very three-dimensional and considerate, but they will also work hard to make life better. So far, except for the fact that the heroine's parents and sister are disgusting things, everything else is pretty good. I want to see how she will continue to make her business bigger and stronger in the future!

I came in because of the military topic. After reading it, I thought it was about teaching the experience of setting up stalls and merchants. It has nothing to do with the military. Also, on the day of the wedding, the groom caught a thief and didn't come back for three days. When he came back three days later, he took the bride to the army. He didn't even enter the house and went on a mission. The rest was cooking and selling vegetables.

The plot is average. For example, the heroine is in the wood furniture business and brought her assistant to Shenzhen to cooperate with a new real estate developer. After finally meeting the big boss, they had a fight first, saying that the other party wanted to see their strength, so they would show it off. Are they here to apply for the job of security captain? I have to fight to show my strength... I gave up the book and stopped reading.

Not bad, much better than many confusing logics!

Doesn't the author review it, and the screenwriter doesn't review it either? A can of malted milk worth 40 yuan, a high-end apartment with two bedrooms and one living room of 8 square meters, how are they all faked?

It's as bland as water and can't be read. The emotional writing is too rough, it feels like reading an outline. Especially in the opening chapter, everything from negotiating a marriage exchange, getting married, catching a thief, returning home, and going to the border is all in one sentence. It feels like you are not reading a novel. Then there is the detailed cooking and stall setting. The relationship between men and women and the plot are basically incomprehensible.

It's very interesting to watch, the plot is reasonable, and it's refreshing. The male and female protagonists have a good harvest in their love and careers.

The plot is okay at the beginning, but there is too much writing later and it feels like a random price tag. Is it okay if Shuhuang looks at it? Don't worry about too many details. The heroine is a strong woman and an entrepreneurial expert? The male protagonist is also pretty good, but I'm a little impatient for those who watch it later. Overall, it's okay.

I can write for a long time without advancing the plot, and there is often no connection between the context and the context.

It's very beautiful. I'll keep updating.