
My Child Was Switched in a Military Marriage: The Apocalypse Queen Takes Down Her Enemies
军婚被换子:末世女王掀翻仇人
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- Completed
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Overall, it was pretty good, except that a man appeared in the back whose appearance, ability, and family background were several levels higher than the current male protagonist. I suddenly found that the male protagonist was no longer worthy of the female protagonist. I feel that this is the most poverty-relieving book I have ever read with a female protagonist. The female protagonist traveled through time and space, and they are also separated later. They send things every year, but the female protagonist also sends them. I don't know why the female protagonist has such a deep affection for the Su family. She found jobs in the capital for her two brothers and also bought a shop for her sister-in-law to do business. They were in the countryside before, and where the money was, didn't they still need the female protagonist's support? As long as the heroine is not as brilliant as the heroine, if she is not that powerful, she will be regarded as a madman who supports her mother's family in the eyes of others. There is also something about the guy surnamed Huo who got married. He is so thick-skinned that he envies the heroine every day, which is annoying to death. The heroine should not accept any kind of marriage, there is no benefit at all, the Huo family has taken advantage of it, and the daughter-in-law named Huo has the audacity to ask the heroine for help and make a principled mistake.
It's okay. The heroine is pretty awesome! Was the male protagonist unclean in his previous life? He married someone else, and his son was maliciously exchanged [face covering] As a result, he married someone else, and nothing was investigated.
The author writes very well! After reading so many post-apocalyptic time travel stories, I finally have a heroine who won't tell others about her space. I also hope that the heroine will always be sober and not fall in love!
The heroine is good, she came from a time in the apocalypse, she is decisive in killing, she can kill when she can, she is not aggrieved at all, she is no longer a pretty girl, she becomes a nymphomaniac and falls in love with a man when she sees one, but the male protagonist was not able to do it in his previous life.
I like the heroine's character, but the male protagonist in her previous life was a bit uncomfortable. I'll look into the details later. It's well written. Keep it up ✊
I really like the author's heroine who comes to the end of the world and kills all dangers in advance to nip them in the bud! Cruel and ruthless! Unlike other authors who said it was an apocalyptic time travel, the time traveler is self-righteous and arrogant. She thinks that any danger is not a problem to her, but she is still waiting for danger to come and wait for events to happen! I like the author's work style of the post-apocalyptic time-travel heroine. If you have the same time-travel novel, please introduce it to me. Thank you!
It's really good-looking, as if it was worn by a big shot in the 1970s. If you can do it, you will never be blind. Vengeance is reported on the spot, not the Holy Mother. In the book📕, the author portrays the good, evil, beauty and ugliness of human nature very well. The storyline has ups and downs, without being wordy or protracted. That is to say, there is the point of being patriotic and serving the country. There is also the dedication of Chinese soldiers. This book 📕 is super beautiful 👀 and is worth recommending, so that more book friends can read it [Like] [Like] [Like] [Adore] [Adore] [Adore]
I have read Chapter 60 and read the comments about not getting divorced or anything like that. I think this is nothing. The male protagonist at least had a good attitude towards the female protagonist from the beginning when he met her. There was nothing wrong with her, nor did he say that he had any emotional entanglements with the woman. In my opinion, that woman is just hot and self-righteous. Let's talk about the woman he married in his previous life. First of all, the male protagonist didn't know about leaving his mother and leaving a son. Then, his life was so long that it was impossible not to get married. There is nothing incomprehensible about it. So far, the male protagonist's outlook on life is quite upright. Let's wait and see what the male protagonist's outlook on outlook and performance will be in the future. Still looking forward to it. The writing is very good. Come on! Come on! ! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
This is the only book I've read where the heroine's murder is reasonable. In other books, would it be wrong if the heroine kills someone? The male protagonist is a roadblock for the female protagonist, and all the misfortunes of the female protagonist are all the bullshit in the male protagonist's family.
It's okay, but it's a pity that the original owner, surnamed Chen, fell in love at first sight, but he married another woman in his previous life. So love is not important. And if the male protagonist didn't know how to change children in his previous life, why did the stepmother abuse her children and ignore them? Isn't it love at first sight? Or did the male protagonist know that he deliberately let his wife abuse the children? This is also possible. But the ending hadn't come yet and I didn't know how the author wrote it, so I ran away. After reading the introduction, it turns out that in the previous life, the man surnamed Chen didn't know how to change children. He only found out about it later, so the child he fell in love with at first sight was abused by his step-daughter-in-law and died. It seems that the male protagonist is not that good either. Why I say love at first sight is because it is written in the book that the male protagonist should have been married by the original owner after falling in love with her at first sight, so he most likely doesn't like the current female protagonist, and he can't say he doesn't like her. After all, who knew that the original owner of the body had changed her soul? Of course, you can also say how could the lover not know, but you can tell from his actions in his previous life that he just likes her skin.