The Little Lucky Wife's Repayment

Watching the heroine slowly grow up step by step from the original weakness and incompetence, and then becoming a holy mother, and seeing that everyone has a compassionate heart, I really felt a little sad. Alas, the author's writing is obviously very good, why did the heroine become like this...

After reading the introduction, I like the genre. However, the updates are too slow and infrequent. In fact, I can't understand what it's like to adopt a person who is similar to my own child after losing my child. Don't you think that your child will not be able to accept it when he comes back in the future?

The heroine is too weak. Maybe she longs for family affection too much. I personally feel that she is also trapped in her fantasy of family affection and will not be able to get out for a while... If the heroine's father continues like this, I think the heroine can take her mother and brother out to live on their own, which is better than staying at home...

It's been updated so little. It's only been four chapters. The Ji family are all officials and they should be very smart. How could I have been deceived for so long without realizing it? Also, the male protagonist's sense of presence is a bit low.

Tian Xiaofu, you want to know why Lu Xiaohui was chattering non-stop just now, and suddenly her eyes burst into tears, making people feel pity for her. That's because your husband is behind her, and she was pretending to show it to him, so that your husband would feel that you were bullying her, and then make your husband resent you.

I found that many babies have misunderstandings about Ben Bai's pen name. Let me make a statement here. I won't explain it anymore. First of all, the author's surname is Bai. When I was choosing a name, I wanted to use my real surname, but it turned out that during the day, Baiyun, Baixue, Baibai, the results showed that someone had applied for it... (I was useless at naming, and these were the only ones I could think of that were related to Bai. At that time, I was still struggling for a long time whether to use white sugar, boiled water, etc.) After holding it in for a long time, I took Bai Fei Bai, which is what I imagined. This white is not that white, this I am not that I mean. Is there a very cultured little Mensao? [Emot=default,05/] Yes, I just want to pretend to be mysterious. As a result, she accidentally had a beautiful misunderstanding with Ye Da. I solemnly declare that I am not wearing a small vest or anything. You remember, Ye Da is a little fairy. Benbai looks up to fairies... Female paper. Just fine. Well, just Auntie Jiang. Then, Minato shamelessly made my dumplings look cute. (*/?6?3＼*) Please vote for me and ask for your support.

Lin Fusheng has already confirmed that Xiaofu is the eldest daughter of the Ji family. Why does he still want to keep her innocent? Is he keeping her in captivity? A real scheming man. The heroine has thought that she might be the eldest daughter of the Ji family, so why not strengthen herself? Even if she is not the eldest daughter in the end, she will still have the capital to gain a foothold in society. It's fine in the front, but why does it feel like it's so weird in the back?

I really like books about military marriage.

The story is interesting. The opening chapter explores whether foolish filial piety is advisable and the impact of a man's foolish filial piety on his own family. However, I would like to give the author a small suggestion. Check the prices and tuition fees online in 1996. A house with three rooms and a courtyard only sold for 1,000 yuan, while the tuition for high school in public schools was 2,000 to 3,000 yuan. Where is the tuition fee so expensive? The tuition fee for high school in 2016 was only over 1,000 yuan.

The heroine is already pitiful enough, and the heroine is given such parents. Just thinking about it makes me feel sorry for the heroine. Before finding the heroine, it would be okay to have an adopted person fulfill his filial piety for the heroine. The main reason was that he asked the heroine to cook for his parents just after the paternity test was done. Also, the heroine's father was so bold that he actually asked the heroine to fulfill his filial piety and cook for the heroine's grandfather. It's better to have such a father than not. He doesn't care much whether his daughter suffers outside. He only cares about being good to his wife and cares about his father, not his own children. Oh my god, I have never seen a father like this. I am speechless. What's the difference between having a father and not having a father? The author's description of the heroine's parents is too love-oriented, and it is too unfair to the heroine. Having relatives is not as good as having no relatives.