Hao Yulan lost her education and became a female educated youth who couldn't bear the hardship after going to the countryside, so she married the foolish son of the local captain, and finally abandoned her husband and son to return to the city.
It was 1973, four years before the college entrance examination was resumed.
Hao Yulan felt that because she had just completed the modern college entrance examination, she had the brains to know astronomy and geography. She would not be able to get it when she took the college entrance examination four years later. There is absolutely no need to follow the original work.
She was just afraid that there would be some uncontrollable plot promoter pushing her to get married, so she always had to secretly observe the captain's family.
This is incredible, that stupid son of that family is no longer stupid! It seems that the plot can still be changed.
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Lin Weidong was reborn. In his previous life, he was a fool and was powerless to the people and things around him. Since God allowed him to come back again and he would no longer be stupid in this life, he must make the person named Hao who killed him in his previous life pay the price!
Reader comments
The heroine is a bit mean, and she wants to follow the plot with a shallow consciousness. Holding Me is different from the original heroine. She relies on a halo to get happiness, which makes the audience unbearable to watch. It feels like watching someone else fall in love.
I don't really like watching plots where the heroine hugs the original heroine's thigh.
The heroine is a bit mean, and she wants to follow the plot with a shallow consciousness. Holding Me is different from the original heroine. She relies on a halo to get happiness, which makes the audience unbearable to watch. It feels like watching someone else fall in love.
I don't really like watching plots where the heroine hugs the original heroine's thigh.