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Although in the eyes of many people, being nice to Qin Huairu and helping Qin Huairu raise his children are licking and poisonous, but I can accept them without any influence. But I have a question, since you made it clear at the beginning that you wanted to live with Qin Huairu, your household registration is in your family, and no one in the yard is blind, then you might as well just marry her, why bother with Qin Jingru? (Although I haven't seen that yet, I just saw fried liver with stick stems)
Compared with other four-house novels, this one really has a normal protagonist, who treats and redeems the children normally, instead of adding fuel to the flames and making the children go further and further into darkness.
It looks pretty comfortable to me [OK]
It suits my taste for the time being. The author works hard.
Not bad, not too violent! ! ! !
A quite peaceful novel
Keep up the good work, it looks pretty good
This book is not bad,
It looks very comfortable. It was written by a normal person with a correct outlook on life.
It's well written. This is the only novel that I've read among so many novels that doesn't have a bad edge. It's very warm and very good. It doesn't want to be a bad ending or a eunuch.
It's still passable. It's okay for the first time. I hope to make a breakthrough again.
It suits my taste very well. It's not so aggressive. It's good.
It's a pity that it's a Cao thief article. If it's ancient and modern, the situation should have been more serious in that era, at least if it was discovered.