
Siheyuan: Why Are You Crying When I Marry Sophora Japonica?
四合院:我娶槐花你哭什么
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- Completed
- Length
- 503k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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169Chapters
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It feels like the author didn't describe the appearance of the characters very much? I wonder if it is completely based on the image of the movie and TV series? Or is it a more reasonable image? If we go by the image in movies and TV shows, Huaihua's appearance is relatively average. Although Xiaodang is also average, she is the kind that a child can't get enough of. Tang Yanling's appearance is also more upright and delicate. In comparison, even the older Qin Huairu is beautiful. . . If it is based on reality, the article has always mentioned that Sophora japonica resembles Qin Huairu the most, so her appearance should be more like Qin Huairu's beauty when he was young, right? I don't know which one to substitute. The author has never written it in detail. It feels like it is all interactive dialogue between characters. . . When will we add some good-looking characters?
I still remember that in the early 1990s, my family had a lot of food stamps. I stole them and went to the black market to exchange for money. Later, the food became scrapped and could no longer be used. I was sad for a long time and regretted not stealing more. A food stamp costs one or two cents per kilogram on the black market, and you can also exchange it for sesame seed cakes.