Lu Wanqiao became the cannon fodder control group in the 1980s military marriage novel. Her husband, Song Lingfeng, was a battalion commander. He returned to the army without consummating their marriage on their wedding night. Her husband's family called her a free-earning celebrity and planned to use her dowry to subsidize the male and female protagonists of the original book.
"Second sister-in-law, a woman's duty is to serve her parents-in-law. I will keep these food stamps and bicycle tickets for you." Sister-in-law White Lotus stretched out her hand for money.
Lu Wanqiao slapped the person down with his backhand, stepped on the Red Star sewing machine, and sneered coldly: "Use my money to be a good person? Today, I not only want to divide this top family, but I even have to shake up the chaff in the rice vat and take it away!"
Armed with superb cooking skills and an unexpected supply of supplies that were in short supply in the 1980s, Lu Wanqiao opened restaurants and factories, and became the richest man along the way.
At night, her husband Song Lingfeng, who was rumored to be a cold and rough man, blocked her behind the wooden door of the guest house. He held her slender waist with his rough hands, lowered his head and said in a hoarse voice: "Boss Lu has made enough money, and he doesn't even recognize his own man? The bridal chamber he owes in the past few years must be paid off tonight with interest."
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Make a mark. I've read this book.
It's very interesting to watch: the characters are vivid and vivid, and the plot has ups and downs. It's worth watching.
Make a mark. I've read this book.
It's very interesting to watch: the characters are vivid and vivid, and the plot has ups and downs. It's worth watching.