[A poised and demure exterior, but a fiery inner voice; lively, cheerful, and always gets even] VS [A stern, proper exterior, but scheming inside; says one thing and means another, a sly wolf in sheep’s clothing]
Qing Wanxia was born and raised in Potato Country. She had just graduated from college, passed the civil service exam, and landed a job at a provincial government office. After ringing in the New Year with a potato pancake, she went to sleep and woke up in 1975.
She discovered she was married, and her officer husband, Xing Mowen, had already filed for divorce. Soon, she would be a divorced young woman.
Even worse, she had transmigrated into a novel.
The male lead was none other than Xing Mowen, who had yet to become her ex-husband. The female lead was Xu Rumei, the songbird of the army’s performance troupe, who had once rejected Xing Mowen after a blind date.
Xu Rumei had been reborn. In her previous life, she had chosen the wrong man, and she vowed to hold on tight to Xing Mowen this time and become a general’s wife someday.
But she had returned at the wrong time: Xing Mowen was already married, so she would have to stop at nothing.
After absorbing the original owner’s memories and learning the novel’s general plot, Qing Wanxia let out a curse: “You damn fool.” Anyone who dared mess with her would learn the hard way.
But before the female lead could come after her again, Qing Wanxia realized her whole world seemed to be about to collapse.
She was pregnant. Her dream of being a single, beautiful young woman was shattered!
Injured and unconscious, Xing Mowen heard his young wife, whom he had already filed to divorce, hurling “filthy abuse” at him every day. So furious was he that he forced his eyes open.
But his young wife no longer looked at him like he was her whole world. She even declared that she wanted to embrace the “forest.”
With no other choice, he started showing off his abs every day, begging her to cuddle up and asking his wife to favor him.
The setting of the Gu insect in space is innovative. But I gave it three stars because every time I saw the heroine encountering a trafficker on the train in a historical novel, and then the public security bureau's coaxing was not good, only the heroine did a good job coaxing her, and then she brought a baby who was not her own to raise, and I was convinced. Moreover, the heroine was worried that she would not be able to raise her own twins, so she acted bravely and helped others raise their three-year-old baby, which gave her more time and energy.
Are you sick and don't have a man? Still not bad enough
Speechless😓😓😓😓😓
It looks okay.
I want to see it put back on from the back