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Love Between Warlords in the Republic of China
Are there any warlord stories from the Republic of China, similar to "Spring in Peking" and "Young Master Gu's Love", where the male protagonist forces the female protagonist to marry him?
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Please Pray for the Abuse of the Republic of China
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The son Ping Jun left for him was killed by him in the end. It was a pity that Dr. Xie was so kind.
It was indeed quite cruel. I was so tortured that I could hardly breathe.
I really want to ask Yu Changxuan if he regrets what he did.
It looks good, but it's so fucking miserable. I feel so uncomfortable that I really want to beat up the author! After reading Ling hope's Republic of China trilogy in succession, I dare not read the fourth book! I really like torture, but her books are so cruel that I can't help but feel sad. I want to find a happy novel to comfort myself.
I feel so sorry for Mr. Ye Ping. In troubled times, no matter how beautiful you are, you can't protect yourself after all. Since ancient times, beauties have had a bad life. It's so miserable.
People who like torture come in, but the ending is not happy.
Yu Changxuan is alone
Abuse, but the author's writing style is really good.
It's so cruel. What was the author thinking when he wrote it?
After reading the analysis, I understood that the male protagonist had already seen the telegram and abandoned the female protagonist for his own great cause. It turned out that the payment was made by mistake after all. The female protagonist is so pitiful, [face covering]
I don't understand the ending. Is Ping Jun giving birth to a daughter or a son?