
1977: My Mother-in-Law Comes Bearing a Beautiful Bride
1977:丈母娘上门送漂亮媳妇
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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Other names
- Period: Ten Jin of Rice for a Beautiful Wife年代:十斤大米换一个漂亮媳妇Former title · until Oct 2026
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7.4Score
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Reader comments 22
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Personally, I prefer literature written in the 1970s and 1980s. Maybe it's because I'm older? The article is quite realistic about the human nature of that era. The description of the relationship between men and women is a little lacking and could be improved. Overall, it is not bad. You can read it slowly. Come on, the author, and I look forward to your subsequent plots.
This book is pretty good and down-to-earth.
Beautiful, love watching. Like to watch 😄😄😄😄😄
A period novel that is worth reading. It has a sense of history, is worth remembering, is very exciting and beautiful.
Awesome, support the anchor's excellent work and like it 👍
Come on, come on, come on
Why not finish writing and publish it? You all, like any novel, write a few chapters and then publish it. The plot is pretty good, but you only write a few hundred pictures and then publish it. Some of them are even more hateful. You publish a hundred or so pictures. Why do I give you money to urge you to do more?
Not bad, it has a certain sense of rhythm
A very nice chronicle, worth reading.
Good