He's stoic and serious like the other soldier archetypes but he'll always spoils his wife and he goes along with pretty much everything she says. My only complaint is I would've liked to see more of his character's thoughts and feelings, especially after they return to the base. Once he resumes his soldier job, he sort of becomes peripheral to the story imo. The whole thing about him being unlucky sort of disappears because he doesn't encounter anymore particularly horrible scenarios. I thought this was unfortunate because her being around to save him was literally the premise of the story.

I felt bad for the original Su Yue. She was tricked into the youth program and was depressed. In fact, she was so depressed that she "lived in a daze" and "couldn't get up from bed." She was also an introvert and had no friends. Her last wish was for someone to live instead of her.

Our MC comes along and gets to live again thanks to the original. After noticing that others don't like the original, do you know what she said?

She felt it was indeed the original's fault. No wonder others didn't like her.

I was shocked. I get that the original was working so she had responsibilities and her depression caused conflict with others but wow.

I tried to read more after that, but I couldn't. Transmigration stories are really morally tricky. Since essentially a soul steals another person's body. The least the MC (and author) could have done is to respect and be understanding of the original.

Main plot is that MC and ML are like the destined match every lifetime. But a traverser broke them apart. MC was badly hurt. ML exchanged his like vitality to save her. And so, because of this, ML and MC can no longer be together and ML will be subjected to a life full of bad luck and loneliness. But because ML was destined to be a soldier every lifetime, he also save alot of lives. As the system phrases it, the heavens will not let a man who saved and can still save alot of lives just die. So the system was sent to MC to protect ML.

Not much problems along the way. Except for the annoying 3rd sister-in-law and the occasionally annoying patriarchal 2nd sister-in-law. There's also those annoying neighbors in the military compound.

Its refreshing to read a novel in the 70's with a kind, reasonable and amiable mother-in-law. She very different from other mother-in-law in other novels with the same setting.

Love between MC and ML developed fast. Well, I guess it got a lot to do with the fact that they were destined to be together even on their past lives. So there's the automatic attraction. However, the marriage didnt happened until about around c40's.

Also, ML's taciturn personality is just completely obliterated once he gets a whiff of competition. I'm personally not a fan of when a character does a complete 180 in the blink of an eye. It's not growth; it's lazy writing.

Also while I'm here in the spoilers, near the beginning FL borrowed eggs and white flour from the ML, and he was wondering why borrow from him as anyone in the village would be willing to lend eggs and flour to her. UMM, NO.

Eggs and white, refined flour were highly valued, one for it's nutrition, and the other for the mouthfeel of its finished product. Unless FL was on very good terms with the other villagers, no one worth their salt would lend out such precious commodities to a total stranger.

In the end our FL opens her private restaurant and ML gets promoted and after that they had s*x and the story is over.