A Military Marriage in the 1960s: Everyone's the Main Character Except Me, the Cannon Fodder

It's a bit messy, like a sudden bug or an error message... The content is quite good, but then it suddenly becomes like this, which is a bit uncomfortable. Perhaps it's trying to be unique and different from other transmigration stories, so it interweaves characters from different novels: It's supposed to be a female lead, but she's always restricted; it's supposed to have a cheat ability, but…

This is a story of a cannon fodder character's arduous comeback, struggling to survive while also trying to protect the main characters—it's so tough! But it's still quite good; striving to live is the true meaning of life! The ending even made me cry; Commander Jin is gone! People from that era really had a spirit of sacrifice!

The beginning was alright, but the later parts were hard to describe. This is a novel that doesn't distinguish between main characters and supporting characters; it basically focuses on the female supporting character and the people around her. The story of the male and female leads is very rare. Even after more than a hundred chapters, I was still following the plot of the female and male supporting characters, and I couldn't continue reading.

I thought it was alright at the beginning, but then the time travel and rebirth parts, and the stepson who was also a time traveler, became really ridiculous. The first few chapters were okay, but the later ones were awful.

It's beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! It's a little anticlimactic, but the flaws don't detract from its overall excellence.

I've read over 200 chapters now. Aside from some shortcomings in the author's depiction of Northeast China's Great Wilderness, the plot is acceptable. If you treat it as a fictional story, it won't be a major issue. The female lead isn't a true saint; she had to do what she did to save her own life. Also, some people say the female lead is selfish. I disagree.

It's pretty good, and the ending is happy, except that Erxi doesn't have a good ending. The plot moves quite quickly; the female lead strives for success based on her career. Love develops naturally, and the male lead is 100% in love with her—a true example of a loving husband becoming wealthy. There are many villains, and they all die quickly.

I've noticed that many romance novels like to write it this way: just as the relationship is about to move to the next level, your period starts.

It's a very good book. The message it conveys is that no one is perfect, and everything is predestined.

I've been following this for so long, and I finally finished it! The beginning was really good, and I was really into it. Then the updates seemed less frequent, so I saved up some time, but I just couldn't keep reading! I guess I'll just read the complete novel.