
The 1960s: The Second Marriage of a Bound-Footed Mother
六零年代,小脚娘的二婚生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 391k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I really like this book, but I think it's okay to unbind feet. One of the older cadres in my workplace had his bound feet unbound, which is commonly known as "liberated feet". It's getting better and better, it's truly irresistible!
The female protagonist transmigrates into a book in the 1960s. The original owner of this book had bound feet and was forced to divorce with her daughter. Afterwards, she made her life even more prosperous and remarried a soldier with her daughter. She has no special abilities but possesses medical skills. The female protagonist, Liang Qi, and the male protagonist, Nie Zheng.
The female lead's character is quite compelling...
Personally, I think it's fine; everyone has their own preferred type of story.
Novels are just for entertainment. May you all have a peaceful and prosperous new year! No need to tell me if you don't like it. There are countless great novels on Tomato, I hope you can find one you like.
"See if this is enough." Liang Qi didn't answer, only thinking about whether she had enough medicine. Bai Ze looked at the fresh medicinal herbs, "Enough, more than enough." Liang Qi was relieved. Looking at her daughter on the bed, she saw that Old Man Tong and the others were taking good care of her. Bai Ze had developed the medicine in three days. It's a bit fantastical, but it looks alright.
Not bad, a different era of literature.
It's a bit short, but if you don't insert anything in the middle, it will look great.
It was fantastic! I just couldn't get enough! Author, please update with more chapters soon!
Excellent writing! Keep up the good work!