I'm Waiting for Jiangnan in Jiangnan

Uncle Jiang was Jiang Nan, Mu Mu knew it, but she didn't point it out. Alas, Jiang Nan became an anti-narcotics policeman, and he and Mu Mu's son finally inherited his father's ambition and was admitted to his former police academy, a tribute to the heroes! Mu Mu has been celebrating her thirtieth birthday and has been waiting for her Jiangnan to come back, but in the end she did not wait. Jiangnan is the country's Jiangnan. I hope that in the next life, Jiang Nan will be more selfish and live happily for his girl.

The sense of substitution is so strong that I already cried. Uncle Jiang is Jiangnan. Mumu knows that Jiangnan spent the last three months with his girl. 😢

Uncle Jiang is Jiang Nan. Everyone, the principal, and the others know it, and Mu Mu also knew it later, but she didn't say it clearly. She is still waiting for that boy, waiting for him to come back 🥺

I have to say that the author knows how to torture. Uncle Jiang is Jiangnan 🥺

I'll make one myself. When I wrote it, I hoped to exchange the lives of those scumbag men for the return of Mu Shi's Jiangnan 😢😢😢🥺🥺🥺

The front is dull, but there is foreshadowing. Is it sublimated and more be. Be? Maybe! No one said that Uncle Jiang was Jiang Nan, but in the end everyone knew that Uncle Jiang was Jiang Nan. It's a pity that Mu Mu brought the ring. It's a pity that Jiang Nan didn't see Jiang An gradually continue to walk in his footsteps. It's a pity that Jiang Nan's "countless thirty-year-old" birthdays are meaningless. On October 1st, Jiang Nan persisted until Jiang An was born. But he couldn't persist until Mu Mu woke up and called him Jiang Nan... On that day, Jiang An also lost his mother... Be? Be! But they will meet eventually. His Jiangnan has come to pick him up, right? ❤️

It turns out that Uncle Jiang is Jiangnan, and Jiang An's birthday is the day Jiangnan died 😢😢😢

She waited for Jiangnan in Jiangnan, and finally waited for Jiangnan.

The writing and plot are pretty good, and the emotional involvement is obvious, making it easy to cry. TTDouble death is he

I cried a lot. I didn't cry when I read this book, but I felt quite uncomfortable.