
Taking Two Mini-Me Kids Along to the Military Base, I Break the Commander’s Family Curse
带俩缩小版随军,破首长八代单传
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- Completed
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- 376k 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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This book has a compact structure, fascinating ups and downs, and delicate writing. The characters are vividly described on the page. It is highly recommended. I like. I wish the author good luck, happiness and good health to write better works in the future!
It's super good-looking. The author should hurry up and update [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]
It's okay so far. The male protagonist has not returned from the mission for three years. The female military doctor from the same village is serving as a soldier in the same place as the male protagonist. The original female protagonist was mad at the female military doctor. But fortunately, the female protagonist came through and exposed the woman's bad intentions immediately. Later, she took her two children to the army. The male protagonist did not see the female protagonist immediately after returning from the mission. The two children only found out about her later. He already has a child [face covering], and the male protagonist is okay. When he knew that the female military doctor had done these mixed audio-visual rumors, he clarified them immediately and reported the woman. Later, when the male and female protagonists met, they also united in front and the female military doctor deceived the male protagonist. He got back the money he said he had sent to the original female protagonist, and he also went to jail. It's great. He is not the kind of mother-in-law. The male and female protagonists can watch it with peace of mind.
The pace of the story is pretty good, and the heroine also opens her mouth.
The content is close to life, the emotional description is delicate, the family is united and harmonious, the children are innocent and cute, it is very positive energy, and it makes people yearn for it after watching it! Like it!
It's very beautiful, very beautiful. Thank you to the author!
I don't know if I missed it or something. The heroine obviously just went to the army and provided proof and marriage certificate. It seemed that she was confirmed to be the hero's wife by comparing photos. Then why didn't the heroine recognize the hero later?
It's pretty good so far. I don't know why the score is so low. I hope the author will work hard and update it soon.
It's very lifelike and worth seeing. I especially like the heroine's clear-cut character of love and hate.
This book explains that no matter what age a woman wants to live well, she must not be a coward. To be independent, she must have skills. She must not be too close to anyone. She must keep a distance when getting along with others. The closest person is often the one who stabs someone in the back.