1970s Military Marriage Orphan Girl Hoards Supplies and Goes to the Countryside to Eat Melons

Tie Lanyan, a post-apocalyptic orphan, suddenly finds herself transported to the 1970s now a pitiable girl who’s lost both parents. Some people are eyeing her pension and job, even scheming against her directly? Tie Lanyan unleashes a round of brutal retaliation, swiftly dealing with all her enemies. After emptying their pockets, she heads to the countryside for some well deserved peace and quiet. Only after arriving does she realize she’s landed in a cliché-filled era novel. No problem she’s just a background character here to watch the drama unfold. Hey, you over there! Stop wandering around in front of me you’re blocking my view. Song Baiyuan: I’ve got sunflower seeds, preserved plums, and soda ready for you. Enjoy the show! P.S.: The female lead rides the wave all the way.

Original Publisher

fanqie novel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on 1970s Military Marriage Orphan Girl Hoards Supplies and Goes to the Countryside to Eat Melons This title is certainly a mouthful, and the story itself is quite a ride! "1970s Military Marriage Orphan Girl Hoards Supplies and Goes to the Countryside to Eat Melons" is a unique blend of genres that, while not perfect, offers an entertaining escape. I found myself chuckling at the absurdity of some situations and genuinely enjoying the female lead's… direct approach to problem-solving. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the premise. The combination of 1970s setting, a military marriage, and a countryside adventure sparked my curiosity. The "hoarding supplies" aspect also hinted at a protagonist who's both resourceful and perhaps a little quirky – a combination I often find appealing. ### What Works Well The female lead is definitely a highlight. I appreciated her no-nonsense attitude and how she deals with antagonists swiftly. She isn't afraid to stand up for herself, and the story doesn't drag out conflicts unnecessarily. She is proactive in getting her revenge and moves on which is a nice change of pace. This makes for a refreshing read, especially if you're tired of drawn-out revenge plots where the protagonist patiently suffers. The "magical space" element, while a common trope, is well-integrated into the story and provides a practical way for her to hoard those essential supplies. The novel blends action, comedy, and romance, offering something for many readers. ### Areas of Concern The story can be considered unoriginal with some of the basic plots, but it is still an enjoyable read if you want something easy to pick up and read once in a while. ### Final Verdict Overall, "1970s Military Marriage Orphan Girl Hoards Supplies and Goes to the Countryside to Eat Melons" is a fun, lighthearted read. It's not going to win any awards for literary genius, but it's a solid choice if you're looking for an entertaining story with a strong female lead and a touch of wish fulfillment. I'd recommend it for readers who enjoy quick-paced plots, satisfying revenge scenarios, and don't mind a bit of absurdity.