[Transmigrating to the 1970s] [Military Marriage] [Sharpshooting Young Woman] [Straightforward, Shy, Handsome Soldier] [Revenge] [A Supervillain Gets Taken Down in One Fell Swoop] [An Exciting Read]
Li Rong, the owner of a live-action battle royale entertainment venue, transmigrates.
The moment she opens her eyes, she's deep in the mountains, with both arms and legs broken. Her enemy is living in her house in Fengcheng, stealing her place at university, and marrying the man who was supposed to be hers!
Fortunately, she meets an undercover soldier. He knows a little medicine, treats her injuries, and teaches her a self-defense move.
In the end, he carries her on his back as they flee through a hundred thousand mountains, surviving in the wilderness and enduring countless hardships. He saves her life, and she saves his.
In that case, she'll just have to give herself to him! Li Rong knows it's good to have a powerful ally. If she goes back alone, she might not be able to get revenge.
She'd be better off roping in a soldier husband and going back to deal with those gutter rats together, one step at a time.
“You little brat, you've got some nerve! I can't do anything improper, you know?”
“Then don't move. I'll be the one doing something improper, okay?”
When it doesn't work the first time, she tries again.
The more he resists, the bolder she gets.
When they finally return to the army, they learn that after more than half a year without a word, his mother has been crying her heart out at the family compound, and his family has already found him a match!
Li Rong is stunned.
Song Mo is stunned too.
“Fine. If that's how it is, congratulations. I'll go back to Fengcheng by myself.”
She leaves a letter and slips away. Back in Fengcheng, she tears through her enemies.
When she meets Song Mo again, he clutches her tight.
“You little brat, you have no patience at all. You stir me up and then run away...”
Very, very good-looking, very, very good-looking. Although the bandit village is more disappointing, this is also a follow-up. It is still good-looking, good-looking, and good-looking. I hope there will be a big heroine behind the heroine, and I will rely more on myself.
From the previous book to this one, although there was a break, the part about escaping from the mountains was really thrilling. Fortunately, it was not mentioned in one sentence. It reminded me of the anti-trafficking drama Sword and Rose. Many people finally asked why Ranran didn't go back. She was abducted to a remote mountain village and escaped alone. This requires a lot of ability, strong physical fitness, perseverance, brains, and survival skills in the wild... It is difficult for ordinary women to escape alone.
The plot becomes more and more exciting later on, I hope the author will continue to make more [Love]
The writing of Li Changgui is so heart-wrenching. In his early 20s, he was framed by his own brothers and sent to the countryside to escape from prison and work as a gangster. When he met the light, he couldn't turn back. My last wish is to see her and make plans for the rest of her life. Is this what you wanted?
I saw that Liu Fugui wore the wolf teeth for the heroine, so I went to read the prequel of this book. It was really well written. It's a pity that Ji Changgui was not a gangster. If he was not a gangster, he would not have the role of the male protagonist. In the later period, he had more scenes than the male protagonist.
The narrative is dull at the beginning, but the storyline reaches its climax in Chapter 128.
Good looking^ω^
Escape from the front is really exciting
The male protagonist appears a little less in the back
My little heart skipped a beat when I saw it! Well! Come to the spiritual spring space [crazy][crazy][crazy][crazy][crazy]
It's a pity that such an exciting plot in the bandit village is gone.
The Commander’s Mute Wife: The Young Lady Sold to a Bandit Village
The Curvy Cousin Is Wed, and the Ascetic Chief Minister Regrets It
A Blind Date Mix-Up: The Abstinent Officer Is My Best Friend's Brother!
Transmigrate into a Book in the Seventies: The Capitalist Heiress Dies Tragically in a Village of Bachelors
Very, very good-looking, very, very good-looking. Although the bandit village is more disappointing, this is also a follow-up. It is still good-looking, good-looking, and good-looking. I hope there will be a big heroine behind the heroine, and I will rely more on myself.
From the previous book to this one, although there was a break, the part about escaping from the mountains was really thrilling. Fortunately, it was not mentioned in one sentence. It reminded me of the anti-trafficking drama Sword and Rose. Many people finally asked why Ranran didn't go back. She was abducted to a remote mountain village and escaped alone. This requires a lot of ability, strong physical fitness, perseverance, brains, and survival skills in the wild... It is difficult for ordinary women to escape alone. The plot becomes more and more exciting later on, I hope the author will continue to make more [Love]
The writing of Li Changgui is so heart-wrenching. In his early 20s, he was framed by his own brothers and sent to the countryside to escape from prison and work as a gangster. When he met the light, he couldn't turn back. My last wish is to see her and make plans for the rest of her life. Is this what you wanted?
I saw that Liu Fugui wore the wolf teeth for the heroine, so I went to read the prequel of this book. It was really well written. It's a pity that Ji Changgui was not a gangster. If he was not a gangster, he would not have the role of the male protagonist. In the later period, he had more scenes than the male protagonist.
The narrative is dull at the beginning, but the storyline reaches its climax in Chapter 128.
Good looking^ω^ Escape from the front is really exciting The male protagonist appears a little less in the back
My little heart skipped a beat when I saw it! Well! Come to the spiritual spring space [crazy][crazy][crazy][crazy][crazy]
It's a pity that such an exciting plot in the bandit village is gone.
The plots are interlocking
Very nice, very good