Military Marriage in The 1970s Were as Sweet as Honey, and The Scientific Research on Military Wife is on The Big Time

After a sudden death, Shen Sangyu transmigrated into a newlywed wife who was a troublemaker and avoided by all the personnel in the military compound. Shen Sangyu fought against the best and ab*sed the scum, and by the way, she did her old job of scientific research! At this time, China’s science and technology was backward, and various technologies were blocked by other countries. At this time, China’s science and technology

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Military Marriage in The 1970s Were as Sweet as Honey, and The Scientific Research on Military Wife is on The Big Time This web novel, with its delightfully long title, promised a blend of romance, drama, and slice-of-life in a historical setting, and for the most part, it delivered a pretty engaging read. It's a story that blends a genius female lead with a doting military man, and I found myself invested in their journey. ### First Impressions The premise immediately grabbed my attention: a scientist from the future finds herself back in her own body in the 1970s, already married! It's a setup ripe with potential for both heartwarming moments and plenty of dramatic tension, especially with the added layer of a previous interloper messing things up in her past life. ### What Works Well I really enjoyed the character of the female lead. Her brilliance and lack of domestic skills created a fun dynamic, and it was satisfying to see her navigate the challenges of her new (old) life. The romance, with the male lead falling first and doting on her, was definitely a highlight, offering a sweet and supportive relationship amidst the surrounding drama. The face-slapping moments were also well-executed and provided satisfying resolutions to conflicts. I also found the family drama, college life, and research aspects of the story to be well-integrated and added depth to the overall narrative. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the story, I did find some aspects less appealing. The nationalism, particularly the stereotypical portrayals of foreigners and instances of xenophobia and racism, felt heavy-handed at times. I found myself skimming through these sections as they detracted from my enjoyment of the story. This is something to be aware of if these themes are a dealbreaker for you. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Readers should be aware that the novel includes a transmigration/time travel element where the MC returns to her original body after a period in the future. A "shitty woman" occupies her body in the past, creating complications before the MC's return. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Military Marriage in The 1970s Were as Sweet as Honey, and The Scientific Research on Military Wife is on The Big Time" is an enjoyable read with a strong female lead, a sweet romance, and plenty of drama to keep you engaged. While the nationalism might be off-putting for some, the core story is compelling enough to warrant a read, especially if you enjoy stories with smart couples navigating life's challenges in a historical setting. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.