A Sweet Military Marriage: The Rough-Hewn 1970s Man Spoils His Darling Wife

Some parts read like a model worker's report, while others read like an essay—it's a bit odd.

A whirlwind romance novel where the female lead has a whirlwind marriage, goes to live on an island with the military, gets pregnant, and gives birth... There are no scheming, scheming women; the female lead has a wonderful family and in-laws, and the male lead dotes on her. Their relationship is beautiful and sweet...

Oh dear, author, come and see if the readers should laugh or not!

The female protagonist transmigrated to an era where daily necessities were extremely scarce, so it goes without saying that she was able to be so indiscriminate in her choice of products.

Xinjiang is so far away, no wonder my family was angry. I ran all the way from the southwest to the northwest.

But Lu Yiyao joined the army precisely to escape his father; what right does he have to oppose his older brother?

There really weren't many men who thought that way back then.

It's great! The male and female leads have positive values! The story is warm and uplifting, without the foul language of those awful relatives or any other messy, sordid things!

Sigh, the beginning describes how she died saving someone and then transmigrated into a book, knowing the story's development and the male protagonist's name. She then went on a blind date with the male protagonist, heard his name but felt nothing, and didn't realize he was the male protagonist of the book. Earlier, she mentioned being alone in modern times with no family or friends, but later she says she misses her family from before transmigrating. It's all so contradictory and inconsistent.

Wow, this is the fastest-paced historical fiction novel I've ever read! They've already confirmed their feelings and gotten married in just over ten chapters, and their child is born in the fifties! I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story and what else will be written.