Mine Clearance#chuanshu#parents are short#female supporting role#group pet##the male protagonist has a lower sense of presence#the female protagonist is more selfish
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Li Xiaomang turned into a baby as soon as she opened her eyes. She was still a baby in the 1960s. Looking at this dilapidated and mottled mud house with bare walls, her thoughts reached its peak in an instant. So she kept holding her breath, thinking about suffocating herself to death. "Pah!" A slap hit her butt, making her scream in pain. If it doesn't work out, just live a good life, maybe you can ride on the wind and become a rich woman based on the memory of your previous life. However, as time passed, why did she feel something was wrong? I guess, it turned out that he was wearing a book, and he was also transformed into the best relative of the heroine Fubao, the man who stole the heroine's credit when he was a child, the man who stole the heroine when he grew up, and the cousin who ended up with a bad ending. Okay, okay, in this case, don't blame me for being rude! Ps: The male protagonist is not the original male protagonist, and his presence is low.
Reader comments
It's not pretty, but the introduction is pretty good. At least the heroine has some inner drama.
The heroine's so-called blessing setting was made known to the whole village, and then many things came to her door, although she initially refused. Then it's like an assembly line. It's uncomfortable for people watching it. I don't know how to put it. It's not exciting. It's also metaphorical. I don't know if that's the male protagonist.
I don't like brother-sister relationships. If you are over three years old, you are an old man, okay?
The interaction between the heroine and her cousin is better to watch. I don't know why, but the more I write about it, the more it feels like an assembly line, flat and flat.
It's not pretty, but the introduction is pretty good. At least the heroine has some inner drama. The heroine's so-called blessing setting was made known to the whole village, and then many things came to her door, although she initially refused. Then it's like an assembly line. It's uncomfortable for people watching it. I don't know how to put it. It's not exciting. It's also metaphorical. I don't know if that's the male protagonist. I don't like brother-sister relationships. If you are over three years old, you are an old man, okay? The interaction between the heroine and her cousin is better to watch. I don't know why, but the more I write about it, the more it feels like an assembly line, flat and flat.