[Transmigrate Into a Book] [Military Marriage] [Building a Fortune] [Raising a Child] [Everyday Life]
Song Qiao dies from overwork and wakes up as a lovesick supporting female character in a novel set in the 1970s.
The original owner gives the job her family found her to the male lead, but he gives it to the novel's heroine instead. Not only does the original owner not get angry, she is perfectly willing to follow him to the countryside. To stop her from going, her family arranges for her to marry a man who has been missing for five years.
The missing man turns out to be a university-educated military officer. He has a good education and a good job, and he's good-looking, too.
Song Qiao plans to continue enjoying single life in a long-distance military marriage. But her whole family urges her to join her husband, and so the chaotic life on the island begins.
On the island, Song Qiao designs a system to bring running water into homes, helps design air-raid shelters, and still manages to grow vegetables and raise a child. Everyone says Battalion Commander Su's wife is an extraordinary woman, but only Su Zhongjun knows that his wife in this arranged marriage has only a middle school education.
Yet this mysterious charm gradually brings the two of them closer.
In the early stage, it was quite frustrating, and it was irritating to watch. All kinds of top-notch movies always found fault with the heroine, which made me speechless. Maybe this is real life. In the later stage, it was almost the finale, and the heroine just started to enjoy the story, and it ended before she had enough.
A waste of the heroine's rebirth
The writing style is okay, and the subject matter is good, but it lacks common sense. Details such as prices, wages, childbirth, confinement, etc. Are unreliable. I can't even read half of it. I'm so depressed that I can't stand it anymore...
It was okay, but it ended too hastily. Wu Xiaoling couldn't believe her harsh words anymore, and many bad guys suddenly stayed away from the heroine's life~
The ending could be written more and be more comprehensive.
It's okay. But the name is very confusing.
The ending is very sloppy, it feels like it was written in a hurry
Overall it's pretty good
It's quite interesting. More extras would be better. I'm especially looking forward to the follow-up of Su Zhen and Yu Gaofei.
I have only read forty chapters, and I feel it is average and many details are unreasonable. I watched the island-type "Stepmother" a few years ago and watched it three times. It is as good as "Parental Love".