Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Feng Qingyun was only seventeen this year. Although she had witnessed the revolutionary romances of her two older nephews and the joys and sorrows of men and women in the military, she herself had no understanding of love.

In her view, Wa Zhanpeng’s presence brought her a great deal of trouble.

Wasn’t Wa Zhanling’s picking a fight entirely because of Wa Zhanpeng?

I do not kill Bo Ren, yet Bo Ren dies because of me.

"No matter how exceptional Comrade Wa Zhanpeng is, he’s no different from an unfamiliar comrade in my eyes. Other comrades haven’t caused me nearly this much trouble." Feng Qingyun told this to Feng Qingxue firmly, so she was resolute in cutting ties, "I have performance tasks, I have study tasks, and I’m super busy. No way am I getting entangled with Wa Zhanpeng’s family!"

Feng Qingxue touched her braided pigtail and asked, "What was Comrade Wa Zhanpeng’s reaction?"

Because of his family, the cultured and talented Wa Zhanpeng had left a bad impression on her. She was worried that if Wa Zhanpeng couldn’t accept Feng Qingyun’s rejection, it would stir up other troubles and harm her younger sister’s reputation.

This wasn’t decades into the future; Feng Qingyun was in the army now, and her reputation directly impacted her prospects.

The way society viewed men and women was highly unfair. A male comrade pursued by many women was seen as capable, and his admirers were considered to have good taste. Yet, if a female comrade attracted many pursuits, she was accused of toying with others’ feelings, or worse, accused of being flirtatious and provocative, inviting the most vulgar and filthy gossip.