
Raising Kids in the ’70s: The Dashing Miaojiang Gu Master Seeks Her Commander Husband
年代养崽:苗疆蛊娘飒寻首长爹
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 153k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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75Chapters
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There are too many conspiracies, too many calculations, and the male protagonist is still the leader. Can't even protect it. The heroine had space and spiritual springs but didn't know how to plant them. On the way to find the hero, she killed wolves and didn't even know how to keep them. Since there was a famine, she was going to starve to death and waste food. After finding the hero, she was made things difficult. It was just the soldiers and other family members who could refute the leader's words and plotted against the heroine. She really did everything she could to meet the hero without even checking whether it was reasonable or not. I didn't like this book.
This article makes it seem like the military family members in the military camp are all bad people with evil intentions. It makes people feel uncomfortable when reading it, but I still give the author a five-star review even though I can't read it.