
A Farm for the Post-Sixties Stepmom
六零后妈有农场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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523Chapters
45Reads · 30 days
317.5kReads · all time
8.6Score
9Listens
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Chu Yiyi and Gu Xiangdong, from childhood sweethearts to old age companions, hold each other's hands and love each other as always. As our times have progressed, Chu Yiyi's farm space has gradually lost its original function, but the business empire she created still exists. In that special era, it spurred China's development and also helped solve many livelihood issues in an intangible way.
The content is good, but why are there so many typos, author?
Please update soon! It's really, really good! I feel so happy about the story, but people's hearts are so hard to fathom. Why are good people always the ones who get hurt?
She looks remarkably like the sweet young wife from the 1960s, and she's quite pretty too.
If fate doesn't give you what you want, it's not because you deserve better, but because you don't deserve it. Don't think of today as the lowest point in your life; it could be considered a peak in your future.
True love is often subtle. Life needs a little passion! The life the author depicts is so beautiful! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂😎😎😎
It's alright! In the big and small things of life, the emotional entanglements between people, in that era when everything was restricted, the protagonist was able to grow old smoothly with his lover, and the life of filial children is what we all yearn for.
It's pretty good, but there are too many worries. I feel sorry for the female lead for a second 🤭🤭
I really enjoy listening to this book; it's really good. Yay!
Book lovers who are looking for something to read should bookmark this; it's a great read.