
Traveling Through Books in the 70S: Jiao Didi, a Young Educated Girl, Marries a Green Tea Man
穿书七零:娇滴滴女知青嫁男绿茶
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 149k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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4Reads
5.8Score
70Chapters
63.5kReads · all time
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Can't There Be Gentle Male Protagonists in Period Novels? the Rough Guy Is Tired of Watching,
I want to read a book similar to "Rebirth at Seventy: Milk, Today It's Your Turn for Divorce". Are there any male protagonists with characters like Xu Xing in period novels? Handsome, capable, and gentle, Emma! I really love him so much. It's a pity that he is a supporting role. I hope he is not in the era of rough male protagonists.
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Educated Youth Going to the Countryside + Space + the System Wants Boys
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I Beg the Heroine to Be Calm and Logical, Not to Accept the Offer and Not to Act Like a Stepmother, Fuji's Wedding Date
It is best for the male protagonist and the female protagonist to be in first love. The female protagonist should not be in love. The best one should not have too many quarrels.
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The story of Nang Gou cheating on a girl, the original owner saved a man in his previous life, Nang Gou cheated on a girl and got married to him because he was handsome.
It's good to watch. The original heroine is also good. The current heroine loves to eat melons. It's very interesting to eat melons with Wang Meili. But the original male protagonist is a bit unruly. I don't know what will happen next. They should not be separated as the original male and female protagonists, but it's very unpleasant. The original female protagonist is quite good.
Three people sharing the space? I'm going here, I can't accept it [crying]
It's good to read, save it, please give it a thumbs up from the author. I don't want to raise fish.
It's pretty good (#^.^#)👍🏻 Let's change CP for the heroine, even the hero can't stand it.