
Military Wedding in the 1970S Went to Sea: the Tough-Guy Officer Doted on the Sky
七零军婚赶海:硬汉军官宠上天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 570k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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285Chapters
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250Clicks
1Favorites
0Fans
0Recommendations
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What's going on at the end? It feels like another book!
After reading Chapter 10, I found that the author defined the age of the heroine as sixteen or seventeen years old, and the male protagonist as twenty-six or seventeen years old, which would be more consistent with the era in the article. In the 1970s, girls were eighteen years old, and boys were twenty years old, which was the legal age for marriage.
The ending is just not good, it feels like another book
The last one is so incomprehensible
So beautiful that it makes my heart ⊙ω⊙
It's a scene in the front, but I don't know what's behind it.
After watching Loneliness, the endings were written differently.
Why are the characters written in the front completely different from those in the back? In front are the protagonists Xylose and Li Chen. Why is there another heroine with a white silk silk in the back? What the hell is this written about?
Soldiers will go out to perform missions. The female protagonist actually agreed to put up a window display in order to take free photos. The male protagonist even agreed, so he just became an instructor and went home to farm.
It doesn't look good, has no focus, and most of them are not written about the protagonist.