
Chatterbox Jiang Tang, Mute Pei Heng
小嘴叭叭姜糖,哑巴哈哈裴蘅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 599k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
267Chapters
65kReads
8.2Score
11kShelves
11.9kListens
660.8kReads · all time
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It's a good read, and parents divorce pretty quickly. But I've read other novels before where only children don't have to go to the countryside. I originally thought it was because of different policies in different places, but it turns out that there is a white-eyed wolf cousin who settled in the heroine's house. Although the latest chapters I read seem to be resolved quite quickly, and my mother is firmly on the heroine's side, don't worry. I can't help but feel irritated in this kind of plot. I guess I will save the book and skip these plots. Come on, author!
When I first read this story, I thought it was a very ordinary sadistic novel. But the more I watched, the more fascinated I became. Tangtang's character is so cute and lovable. She can grasp everyone's emotions very well and use them well to comfort them.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, funny and hilarious. The group's pet is the naive little mouthed Jiang Tang, and the nerdy Jiang Tang Nao Pei Heng. The two of them are so well matched, so cute. Good luck to you two mothers, you are the first-line CP fans. Come on, the characters and themes are all good and good-looking. I really like the two of them getting along with each other. They have a habit of sprinkling sugar in their daily lives.
The thoughts of the author's female readers are simply great, and each one of them perfectly hits my sweet spot and my normal outlook. Every plot is very reasonable and very satisfying. Even digging into the dregs of oppression is a bit scary, but I have to say it is very realistic.
Wow, I watched it all night long, it was so shocking and delicious, it has a long mouth, there is no misunderstanding, and there is true love coming, I am so shocked and delicious! [Add one to the bookshelf][Already planted][The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food][Top post][Top post][Top post][Ask for more updates][Ask for more updates][Ask for more updates]
It's not bad, I'm still following it. There's a bit too much plot with Jiang Jia in the early stage, so I don't particularly like it, but in the later stage it's okay, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very good, I hope there will be more. The author should update faster.
I've finished reading the main text, but I haven't read Mom's Love Story yet. The author really loves the heroine very much. When the heroine got pregnant in the later stages, he even wrote a system specifically to allow the heroine to give birth painlessly. Although it was a bit ridiculous, the heroine really didn't suffer at all [laughing and crying]
It's so good. I haven't encountered a book that suits my taste for a long time. I like the heroine and I don't feel wronged at all. My family is also very nice. But why haven't I finished it yet?
I think it's very interesting, and there are very few chapters skipped. I originally thought that the heroine's mother's divorce would require many chapters to be written, but in fact there were not.
I watched it while skipping, but why did I suddenly become pregnant?