
Mom Remarries, Dad Weds Again, and a Little Waif Meets a Veteran Cadre
妈改嫁,爸再婚,小可怜遇老干部
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- Completed
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- 444k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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One Hand Covers the Sky.
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I've Recently Gotten into Stories Set in a Bygone Era. I Fell Down the Rabbit Hole and Can't Get Out
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Your Number One Period Novel
The female lead isn't a saint, has no awful relatives, and is decisive, mighty, and domineering. Period setting, aimed at women, contemporary romance.
It Seems Like All the 9.9- and 9.8-Rated Masterpieces Are Entertainment Industry Stories
Are there no highly rated books in other genres?
Age Gap!! Powerful Older Lead! Fatherly Type!
I really love the father-figure type. I adore that feeling of someone powerful guiding you up the ladder.
Rated 9.9: High-Quality Historical Fiction with Fresh, Original Plots
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Looking for books like *Traveling the Country in an RV, I Became Famous in the Animal Kingdom*.
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Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
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The Protagonist Is an Older Man or an Elderly Person, Anything but a Teenager
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A Pure Little-Kid Protagonist Who Is a Local in a Story Set in a Bygone Era
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The writing is really good, and the psychological and emotional descriptions of the characters are very delicate and in place. I cried when I read the description of the secret love confession. I haven't seen such a well-written article in a long time. Looking forward to more works from the author
I finished reading it with the intention of finding the ridiculous plot and logic bugs and angrily criticizing the author, but I didn't give it a chance. Her book review at the end of the first chapter said, "If you like it, read it or leave it. If you want to read it, at least finish it before commenting." I forgot what she said specifically, but the general idea was this. I admit that I was inspired by her. The author is really cunning. The writing is smooth and the logic is clear. It's just that I think some of the plots are a bit redundant. There are more chapters, and it should be better to condense them. Also, when the male protagonist handles the female protagonist's confession, he seems mature, but in fact he is a bit anti-human. It was clear that he liked her all the time, but in the end he refused directly and pulled away. In the end, he couldn't restrain his feelings and pursued the heroine. It's a bit abrupt and a bit cliche. According to the calm and reserved character of the male protagonist, he should already know what he wants. Even if he thinks that the female protagonist is young and has a large age difference, and mistakes companionship for love, he should give each other a deadline to let the relationship settle smoothly. The heroine is so outstanding and beautiful, are you really not afraid of never seeing her again? In fact, it is good to be plain and simple, and it can also be a good book, without deliberately adding twists and turns. There is also the family plot. The author only amplified the conflicts and made them more acute, but it was within a reasonable range. Of course, this is just my thoughts and nonsense after reading it. Note that I have finished reading it. Despite its flaws, this book is really good, so I still gave it a five-star review. The author is qualified to be arrogant.
Jue Juezi is very beautiful and very emotionally written. The heroine narrates it very well. It brings to life a kind-hearted person, but a person whose native family is not very good. It is very heart-wrenching.
Nice looking, transferred from Tang Huan's place next door.
The writing is good and the plot is not clichéd. It does not deviate from the logic of the plot for the sake of hot jokes and clichés. I cried at night while watching Xia Chuchu's story. Xia Chuchu is really good and sober. There is no so-called villain heroine. Chuchu is lucky enough to meet the landlady, the restaurant couple, and the Alzheimer's grandma. In a family, Chu Chu's parents are not bad enough but not good enough. They gave birth to children but did not take more responsibility when they were older. They want to be forgiven by their children when they are old. It is very realistic, but not entirely bitter. At least the first reincarnation was not good. The author found a good second child for the heroine, married a very good person, and had sweet love, which healed her childhood. Everyone in the article has flesh and blood and must be praised.
The beginning of the book was very depressing and suffocating, and I also had an angry view of the heroine. I wanted to give up the book for a while, but the author's writing style suited my taste so I jumped on it. I found that it was not depressing after the heroine moved out, and it was also very interesting. After the heroine confessed, the hero didn't understand what love was. From here on, it was a bit abusive. Then the heroine was admitted to university and went to university in a far, far away city. Then the male protagonist chases his wife. It's very interesting. When I searched for the author's other articles, I found that I had read two of them. Don't give up on the story after reading it at the beginning. Keep reading. The heroine is cold and independent.
I give it 9.8 Points. I've read too many period novels, and this one deserves the points I give it. The title may make some picky readers miss it, but the writing style of Taiwang is well written by the author. [Like] There are no common problems with chronicles (running accounts, rough dialogue, and clichéd plots). The narrative is full of emotions, very enjoyable to watch, and has a strong sense of immersion. The author is very kind and gave the heroine a perfect life.
After staying up late to watch it, Xia Chuchu, whose family was broken and had little family ties, finally found her own happiness and built a stable and warm family. It is really a novel that makes people cry, laugh and cannot extricate themselves [please read it carefully] [pay attention] [blow a kiss]
Beautiful and realistic. The 19-year-old girl's expectations for family love and confusion about the future are very realistic. Please update the author quickly.
I've read the first five chapters and I think it's great. It's not cliche or exaggerated. It's a down-to-earth, high-level writing.