The Organization In ’60s Arranged My Marriage Novel Review
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By 洲是
89 chapters
2020
Description
In 1958, physicist Qu Jincheng was invited back to China to devote himself to researching new weapons. As a genius and handsome figure in the Academy of Engineering, Qu Jincheng had no interest in romantic relationships, devoting himself tirelessly to various research projects, leaving many female comrades heartbroken. One day, after leaders visited the research center, they amiably said to Qu Jincheng, “Jincheng, I heard you haven’t solved your personal matters yet?” Qu Jincheng nodded, “Without research results, I have no interest for personal affairs.” The leader chuckled, “That’s not right. While you focus on research, you should also find a partner. You’re over thirty now, it’s time to settle down. I’ve heard many female comrades admire you, you can’t let their admiration go to waste.” Academician Zhang chuckled, “That’s not easy. There are too many female comrades admiring Jincheng, he has to be picky.” The leader laughed, “That’s simple, just choose the one who catches your eye, and live together. Having mutual attraction is the most important.” *** Chu Xiang is a descendant of revolutionaries, named after the Battle of Xiangjiang where her parents met. She grew up with her grandmother in her hometown and recently returned to her parents, working as a teacher in a primary school affiliated with the Academy of Engineering. There’s a mischievous child in her class who, after being disciplined by Chu Xiang several times, not only became obedient but also became a loyal fan of Chu Xiang. “Our Teacher Chu knows so much.” “Our Teacher Chu is the most beautiful.” “Our Teacher Chu sings so well.” “Our Teacher Chu can even play the piano.” The Director of the Women’s Federation just got an assignment to find a partner for Comrade Qu. She listened to her son’s incessant chatter every day and out of curiosity went to the school to meet this newcomer, Teacher Chu, feeling as if she “found what she was looking for without any effort.” “We have a twelve-year age gap.” The Director waved it off, “What’s twelve years? As long as you get along, even a twenty-year age gap wouldn’t be a problem.” “Comrade Qu is too outstanding, I feel pressured.” “No need to feel pressured. Once you two are married, lying in the same bed at night, no matter how outstanding a man is, they’re all the same.” Chu Xiang: … It seemed she couldn’t find a reason to refuse the partner arranged by the organization. Whatever! Such a stoic handsome guy is hard to come by. If I get him, I’m lucky. Let’s just go for it boldly!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on The Organization In ’60s Arranged My Marriage
First Impressions
Going into "The Organization In ’60s Arranged My Marriage," I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. The title alone is intriguing, and the combination of josei, romance, and slice of life set against a 1960s backdrop certainly piqued my interest. The tags like "farming" and "modern knowledge" hinted at a transmigration story with a unique twist, and I was eager to dive in.
What Works Well
What immediately struck me was the focus on the everyday life of the main characters. The story centers around Chu Xiang, a transmigrated system administrator, and her arranged marriage. I found the pacing quite refreshing. The relationship between Chu Xiang and her husband develops quickly, leading to a heartwarming and supportive partnership. Their love story is truly the heart of the novel, and I appreciated the author's commitment to building a solid foundation for their relationship. I also enjoyed the slice-of-life aspects of the story, witnessing their lives as students, then teachers, and eventually as parents raising their two children. There's a certain charm in seeing their simple yet fulfilling life, especially when they move to the North. The story has a cozy and comforting feel.
Areas of Concern
While I enjoyed the novel, I can see how some readers might find it a bit too passive. The story doesn't have many major conflicts or plot twists, and the MC's space ability isn't used extensively. If you're looking for high-stakes drama or intense political intrigue, this might not be the novel for you. The focus is primarily on the relationship and the family's day-to-day life, which might feel a bit uneventful for some.
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Final Verdict
Overall, I found "The Organization In ’60s Arranged My Marriage" to be a heartwarming and enjoyable read. If you're in the mood for a sweet, slice-of-life romance with a historical setting, this novel is definitely worth checking out. While it might not be packed with action or suspense, the focus on character development, family, and a loving relationship makes it a comforting and satisfying story. I'd recommend it to readers who appreciate a gentle narrative and are looking for a feel-good novel.