The 1960S! I Transmigrated into an Erotic Novel
六零！我穿进辣文里了
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- Completed
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- 599k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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It looks good, but it's a bit lacking. Good luck to the author!
Good! Very well written! I came here from the book in the underworld. Come on, author
The heroine has a great life, a good life, and a good mentality. She is the most transparent heroine I have ever seen. She is not a love-minded and is a bit happy-go-lucky, but she also does everything that is good for herself and the best, but she is not really egoistic.
It's okay. After watching it, the male protagonist's filter is a bit too big, and his behavior at the beginning is really domineering, which is very unacceptable. The later description is still very beautiful. This should be the first time I see a female protagonist not taking the college entrance examination [Chigua]
The female protagonist travels through the era and is the favorite of the group. She has space and force. The male protagonist is in a post-apocalyptic parallel world across the era. There are wood elements, thunder elements, and the spiritual element slowly disappears. The male protagonist forces the female protagonist to get married at first, but the male protagonist is very good to her. The wood element destroys fruits and vitality water. If the laundry and cooking are done well, it is just short of giving birth to children. Looking forward to,,,
The story is written in a different era, and I feel that the heroine is very happy. The other heroines have such a hard time. Great updates
Everyone has their own preferences for radish and greens, and as long as the author writes with care, they deserve to be taken seriously.
One star is missing because the male protagonist used his mental power and threats to get the female protagonist to marry him. This ruined his popularity. Fortunately, the male protagonist is responsible and likes the female protagonist. I was initially dissuaded from reading the review because it said that the heroine helped the poor, but I continued to read it later. In fact, most of the money and supplies were obtained by the male protagonist. The heroine didn't spend anything. She just gave out a lot of things in the name of the heroine. In fact, they all belong to the male protagonist. Then the male protagonist took care of the housework, and a lot of relatives in the female protagonist's family also got better because of the male protagonist.
The female protagonist is controlled by the male protagonist's supernatural powers. I feel like the male protagonist is hiding it a bit. It's best to torture the male protagonist later.
My dad got divorced just to follow the trend. When everyone gets divorced, he gets divorced too, so let me go.