[Era + male protagonist's death + military marriage + doting on his wife + double cleansing + making a fortune + filthy parents]
An Nuannuan pretended to be a daughter-in-law, but her identity was revealed on the night of the engagement. When she fled in a hurry, she was pulled into a box by the second male lead, Qin Nian, and rescued domineeringly.
When she woke up and found that the other person was actually the brother of her fiancé Song Weicheng, An Nuannuan was so ashamed that she fled in a hurry.
When she returned to An's home, facing questioning from her adoptive parents and her real daughter An Zhuzhu, An Nuannuan decided to move away.
After many twists and turns, An Nuannuan came to the island where Song Qinian was stationed. Song Qinian took the trouble to help her find a job, and even helped her get a place for the resumption of the college entrance examination. They took great care of each other. The two had a tacit understanding and fell in love with each other over time.
But one day An Nuannuan discovered that she had morning sickness...
Reader comments
Hmm. . . What should I say, after reading the first ten chapters or so, I was not attracted to it. The heroine gave people a feeling of being useless and self-centered. While she wanted the protection of the male protagonist, she also said to the male protagonist: Women in the new era must be independent. Is the novel intended to be closer to reality? It's understandable to want to be independent, but based on the situation at the time, it felt like "being both independent and independent". I didn't like this kind of plot very much. Consider it a coming-of-age story, a coming-of-age story is always a bit frustrating.
Hmm. . . What should I say, after reading the first ten chapters or so, I was not attracted to it. The heroine gave people a feeling of being useless and self-centered. While she wanted the protection of the male protagonist, she also said to the male protagonist: Women in the new era must be independent. Is the novel intended to be closer to reality? It's understandable to want to be independent, but based on the situation at the time, it felt like "being both independent and independent". I didn't like this kind of plot very much. Consider it a coming-of-age story, a coming-of-age story is always a bit frustrating.