Siheyuan: I Reincarnated as Qin Huairu

I have a question. Could it be that the author wants to mess with Lily?

It's not as good as Qin Huairu. He knows the plot and what kind of character her mother-in-law is. Apart from acting bad, she can only be a villain behind her back. Yet she is so polite to her. Waiting for the Chinese New Year, she just says that three children are not adults. The oldest is 12 years old and the youngest Huaihua is about 4 years old. Even if he eats hard, he dare not eat enough for two adults. After all, even Banggan has just reached the age of half a boy. Qin Huairu is a worker and takes care of the food in the factory. Considering that the food intake of three children plus Qin Huairu is slightly larger than that of two adults, where does the salary of more than 20 yuan a month go? From here we can see that the Jia family has savings and a lot of money. After all, it has been several years.

What you write is not as good as a TV series.

I can't find your book when I search Siheyuan.

Damn, what a plant. Let's take a look.

There is no distinction between men and women, and the thinking is confusing. The more you look at it, the more confused you become. Do you think it should be the same for both men and women? **

They have become close to Huairu and Gu Cheng Gu Cheng, it looks really awkward.

Men wear women. . . Is this something I wore for sleeping, or was it a GL from the 1960s?

Are they grinding tofu or are they just fooling around?

Xu Damao is not Xu Daqing, my obsessive-compulsive disorder that has nowhere to go