
Cuicui's Troubled Marriage
村女翠翠的坎坷婚姻
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 827k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 7h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
388Chapters
73.4kReads
8.2Score
3.6kShelves
90.5kListens
498.7kReads · all time
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It feels very exciting, keep chasing it!
It's so wonderful to express Cuicui's marriage vividly.
I like this type of article very much. It has a sense of the times, as if I have returned to that era. Like it!
The content is rich and colorful: the structure is clear: easy to understand and I like to read it
The novel is quite well written. I have only heard about half of it so far. The characters in the novel are vivid and the plot has ups and downs. I just feel that the good people have suffered too much, while the bad people are living a prosperous life. I hope the ending is good, otherwise, this society will really make people speechless...
It's down-to-earth and captures the atmosphere of rural life at that time. I'll keep following it!
This book records the story of buying and selling marriages in rural areas, which happened when the house leaked and it rained continuously. The farmer was already so poor, yet he was deceived into buying a woman, and the other woman was a stone girl, which meant she was not a real woman at all. This made the family extremely angry, and felt that they had suffered a big loss, so they wanted to sell the woman to make up for their losses. Xiaocui, as the victim, was not willing to accept her tragic fate, and then launched a fierce struggle against her fate. The story has wonderful twists and turns, and is intriguing, so it is attractive to continue reading.
A brave woman fought hard for her own freedom, and it was worth it.
I like this novel very much. The plot is so well introduced that I can't stop reading 👍👍👍
It looks good and reflects the stupidity of feudal thought, the low-class living conditions of women at that time, and the sorrow and resistance of women at that time.