
After My 1980s Wife Went Wild, Her Tough Husband Became a Lovelorn Fool
八零娇妻发癫后糙汉老公恋爱脑了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 221k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 八零:为逃跑我把糙汉老公给卖了Alternate title on Fanqie
108Chapters
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The heroine was trafficked and all the Li family are guilty. If the law can't punish them, then what's the use of the law? If you fall in love with the hero, that would be the biggest ridiculous thing.
If possible, I don't want to give a star. Loving women and abusing men is your lie. Loving men, hating women and abusing women is your true nature 🙂 🙂 It was the first time I saw a male protagonist with a "love brain" who slapped the female protagonist with his backhand. Did you laugh when you said that the male protagonist is a love brain? 🙂
Demining should be about loving a man and abusing a woman throughout the whole process, right? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
I have never hated the love of a male protagonist so much. When can the female protagonist run away?
I hope the heroine can escape successfully, everyone in this village is guilty
It has been more than eighty chapters now, and I feel that the heroine has been subtly affected by this place. From the beginning, she was unable to escape, and now she feels that it is okay to be aggrieved. Moreover, the male protagonist always wants the heroine to compromise with his mother. He wants to keep the heroine and live a good life, but he does not solve the conflicts in the family. He is thinking about eating shit. The introduction says abuse of men. I don't see where he abuses men? The only way is to torture the girl in a roundabout way, and to return the male protagonist's love brain, and to be very licking. If so, wouldn't he take the female protagonist out of that broken house? The female protagonist has been suffering from the anger while staying in that house, and she can't escape. She might as well die quickly. From the beginning, she rushed to love the girl and abuse the boy, but this is the result? It'll really make you mad
I'm so angry, when will the heroine be able to escape from the mountain?
Anyone who abducts and traffics women can become a male protagonist, and the trafficked female protagonist even falls in love with the male protagonist. How about the trafficking becomes shelter, the abuse becomes extreme, the trafficking and abuse of women becomes family disputes [awkward laugh]
I thought the introduction was a cool article, but when I came in and read it, I found that the girl who was kidnapped and trafficked couldn't escape from the mountain, which was very frustrating.
I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 49. The two of them managed to escape, but because the little sister was pregnant and refused to leave, they were taken back? Can't you bear to go home and abort the child? And even if you don't go with the educated youth, wouldn't it be okay to let the educated youth go to the two girls' homes after they leave, and ask their parents to call the police and go to the mountains to rescue them? Anyway, the plot is not reasonable at all. I left all my thoughts and bought a train ticket, but then I went back again. What did I write? It was so annoying.