
The Pitiful Girl of the 1970S Turns Her Life Around
七零小可怜翻身记
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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971Chapters
289Reads
8.4Score
118Listens
260.2kReads · all time
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The little heroine is cheerful and generous in this life, repays kindness and hates evil as much as hatred. It is very relaxing to watch [Like]
This book gave me the feeling that the heroine is the Virgin Mary, and I was heartbroken after reading it. Speechless, forget it, surrender, bye author, please come on, come on [code hold] [code hold] [code hold]
The heroine of the story wants to take care of everything. People who treat her badly will be let go time and time again just because they say a few words of mercy. Why does she feel like a bad person? However, the male protagonist is a responsible person who dares to love and hate. Overall, the theme of the story is pretty good.
Super beautiful and exciting to watch
I can't even comment on this one! The most memorable thing is a 12-year-old girl taking care of an aunt in the form of Lin Daiyu who is over 40 years old. In the end, she is the image of a super girl who can do whatever she wants!
It's a bit realistic. In fact, the novel could be more exciting. It just kills Captain Zhao and Chen Jun directly. Although the heroine is a bit unsatisfying, she is also developing. Please give me a good review and write it as soon as possible.
The triplets in Ouyang Baozhu's family are all geniuses, but they are still far behind Ouyang Baozhu. The children's idol is their mother, but several children have never shown it in front of Ouyang Baozhu. Ouyang Baozhu never knew that Ouyang Baozhu was very powerful in the eyes of outsiders. Some people who knew Ouyang Baozhu a little bit felt that she was omnipotent, but Ouyang Baozhu didn't feel anything at all. She always felt that she was an ordinary person and only needed simple happiness. Ouyang Jun and Ding Xiaohong are now staying at the Ouyang family's ancestral home, and occasionally come to see Ouyang Baozhu and the children. Dabao Erbao is now responsible for many businesses outside the Ouyang family, and he cooperates well with Ouyang Baozhu. As many people expected, the Ouyang family has indeed made great progress. In the past, Dabao and Erbao liked his sister, but now Dabao and Erbao regard his sister as a god. The small courtyard of Ouyang Baozhu's house is bustling every day. Ouyang Baozhu looks at these relatives and smiles sweetly while snuggling in Du Lingnuo's arms. Ouyang Baozhu felt very happy, this life was really perfect, and she was satisfied.
I read this book in one go. The female host in the book should not be tough. I like this kind of character the most.
A good book worth staying up late to read
Can you send three more pictures today? Thank you! Thanks for your hard work! It's so hard to follow Cui Wenwen. You wrote it well and it's so enjoyable to read. I hope you can continue to send a few pictures, thank you! Always support you! . . . . . . . . .