
The 1970s: The Fierce Little Wolf's Delicate Darling
七零:凶狠狼崽的娇气包
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 472k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 70: The Sweet, Gentle Educated Youth and Her Wolfish Boyfriend70:娇软知青狼崽男友Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's okay, even if the heroine uses the space thing, she's too undefended. Fortunately, the people around her are kind. She's too big-hearted, but I guess she's still young and a bit naive.
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It's a sweet article, I personally think it's pretty good.
Generally speaking, it's good. This is the only novel in which the heroine travels back and forth without pursuing a career, but only to fall in love. The heroine's space in this book is really to protect her appetite. She has no intention of making money. She just talks about love every day and cooks for herself, her friends and her lover. Isn't it a relatively novel subject?
Amway Amway, sweet article
It was all good, but the ending was unexpected. 🍉
It's very interesting. I like watching this kind of heroine who is charming and charming, and the male protagonist is rough and strong. I really like it.
Very, very beautiful
Everything was going well in the past and I was looking forward to the college life of the male and female protagonists. Why did it suddenly disappear? The author is too cruel and just said it was over.
When fate has arrived, it has arrived. If it has not arrived, it is better to lack than to waste. Never make compromises. As long as there is one compromise, there will be many compromises. Nice sweet pet article