[Following the army + flash marriage + marriage first, love later + ancient lady x fierce-faced officer]
Mu Ci was the legitimate daughter of the Hou family in her previous life, but when she was reborn, she became an unfair eldest sister who single-handedly brought up her younger siblings in the 1980s.
However, her younger siblings forced her to marry a domestically violent lame widower for a small amount of gift money.
Mu Cicai didn't go along with their wishes and turned around to have a blind date with a fierce-faced officer.
The other person looks fierce, but he is someone who knows both cold and heat and loves others. He dotes on her, loves her, and indulges her, making everyone in the family house envious.
Everyone criticized her for spending money like water and not being able to make a living, but they didn't know that her random design drawings were snatched away, and her practice of medicine was even more exceptional.
The two people's lives are getting better and better, attracting more and more envy from everyone.
And the younger brother and sister, who were getting worse and worse, were so sorry that their intestines were turning green.
Reader comments
Give it a five-star support. I like the heroine's character, and the male protagonist's character is decent. However, the male and female protagonists don't open their mouths, and the relationship progress is slow. There is a lack of tension between the plots, but I like the heroine's character, so I will continue to follow it.
It's been a long time since I've read a novel in one breath without skipping chapters [laughing and crying]
The noble and gentle little princess vs. The mastiff male protagonist who goes crazy if he disagrees with her [Love]
Not to mention it's the first time I've seen a writing without the "aura of the protagonist" [Petrochemical]
The content may seem dull, but the heroine's murderous counterattack, coupled with the hero's protectiveness of his wife... It's so good that I can't bear to jump [shy]
Give it a five-star support. I like the heroine's character, and the male protagonist's character is decent. However, the male and female protagonists don't open their mouths, and the relationship progress is slow. There is a lack of tension between the plots, but I like the heroine's character, so I will continue to follow it.
It's been a long time since I've read a novel in one breath without skipping chapters [laughing and crying] The noble and gentle little princess vs. The mastiff male protagonist who goes crazy if he disagrees with her [Love] Not to mention it's the first time I've seen a writing without the "aura of the protagonist" [Petrochemical] The content may seem dull, but the heroine's murderous counterattack, coupled with the hero's protectiveness of his wife... It's so good that I can't bear to jump [shy]