The Wicked Woman of the 1980s! She Takes Her Chaste Brother-in-Law and He Goes Wild Spoiling Her

This one is quite to my liking. The first part is very sweet. The male and female protagonists deceive the female protagonist's cousin together and then experience a quarrel. I think this article is very real. I was originally thinking about why the two conflicts are so big. The male protagonist's character is also imperfect, but I feel that it is really a coming-of-age story. The female protagonist has her own opinions and will not let anyone affect her interests. I particularly like the female protagonist's character. I don't know why this article has such a low rating. I think it can be ranked in the top ten in period stories. The U. S.-China subsidy is a bit late and there are no supporting actors similar to the male protagonist. When there are supporting male characters, they look like the male protagonist. If the female protagonist is so good, she should be paired with some outstanding male supporting actors.

Hot and exciting! I want to know what the scene would be like if the male protagonist knew he was cheated!

Come on! This is the first article I've read on this subject, and it's quite novel!

I've only read about a dozen chapters before I've finished reading it, but it's very exciting and wow, it's worth following it!

Overall it's okay, but don't read it if you like big female protagonists, cool novels, and villainous heroines. After reading it, I felt depressed. There's no villainy at all. I always felt that the heroine could be more perfect, and more complete 😢

It's a great book to read, and it was God's reward to me to come across a serial in the finals week.

Did Xia Jiao's father save the male protagonist's family? Was Xia Jiao's original name Xia Qingqing?

In which chapter does the male protagonist know that he was deceived?

I'm afraid the author is not a big yellow girl with a bit of humor 🤭🤭

It's pretty, but it's too long.