The 1980s: The Reclusive Beauty Is Cherished by a Rough-and-Tumble Young Officer
八零：自闭美人被军痞大少宠上天
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- Completed
- Length
- 609k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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- The 1980s: I Became the Cannon-Fodder Female Supporting Character in a Period Novel八零：穿成了年代文里的炮灰女配Alternate title on Fanqie
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The original owner died a pitiful death. She had someone she loved, but was tricked into sleeping with another man and having a child. She was excellent, getting into a top university, but her place was stolen. Her reputation was ruined by a fabricated story, and in the novel the current female lead reads, which glorifies the original female lead, she doesn't have a good ending.
It's so good! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time, worried that the female lead would suffer. I didn't expect that even though the male lead had amnesia, he still loved her. It's so sweet! No matter how the reborn one tried to steal him away, the male lead didn't change his mind. It's so touching! It reminds me of a saying: Even if the past fades into nothingness, my heartbeat will still be etched with an eternal code for you.
It's good. The female lead isn't my type, but it makes sense. The deceased cousin's involvement in stealing the female lead's college entrance exam scores makes him seem like a bad person. Thankfully, the child isn't his. Yes, yes, that's how it has to be.
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When will the truth be revealed that Zhang Youran has taken Li Anya's place in university?
Good, good, hurry up! That guy surnamed Zhang impersonated Li Anya and stole her university spot. It feels like Li Anya was involved in the affair between Li Anya and her older brother. This is no simple matter.
It's beautiful. Gu Yi is truly an angel baby. She loved her father from a young age, giving him unique love even before he recognized her. Gu Yi is just as clingy to her father in both her past and present lives.
Whether the baby, Gu Yi, is actually the male lead's child is still a mystery to both of them. I'm speechless! 🍉 The baby's identity remains a hindrance to their relationship; they need to figure it out quickly!
A time-travel novel set in a different era. The male lead is incredibly self-controlling, and I'm head over heels in love. The only downside is that there are too many plot holes; it's hard to wrap my head around them. Please provide more clues, otherwise this mystery will remain unsolved! Keep updating! 😊
I've read about half of it. The female lead (the original female lead) was miserable throughout the beginning. The male lead didn't recognize her, his older brother betrayed her, a rapist was protected by someone else, and all the blame fell on her. Then, her fake mother-in-law and fake grandfather disliked her, and her college entrance exam results were stolen.