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53 军 The Military Wife Is Both Tea-Loving and Brave, and the 70-Year-Old Officer Is so Coaxed That She Has a Headache LostModern Romance1.4M WordsCompleted 30.6kReads9.1Score3.7kShelves

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[Crazy Tweets] 🔥Dressed as an evil bitch that everyone despises? Then turn the sky upside down. As soon as Yu Xiangnian opened her eyes, she became a vicious woman who was hated by people in the military compound in the 1970s. Her husband Cheng Jingmo treated her coldly, her neighbors shunned her like a snake or a scorpion, and even her children spat at her. But she refused to accept her fate! Shaking off the moral kidnapping, tearing up the white lotus green tea, turning around and using medical skills to save the suffocating child, crazily criticizing the beauty for being so cruel that even he is afraid of it! Get rich? She practiced black market negotiation and made a huge profit from the price difference of 8,000 pairs of rain boots. She used a scalpel to take the lifeline of a big boss with her backhand. Her career was so exciting that it exploded! But the iceberg officer Cheng Jingmo turned red and pushed her against the wall: "Divorce? Are you dreaming!" The former cold-faced god of war transformed into a paranoid loyal dog, carried her through the moonlight, followed and guarded her in the dark, and even adjusted the temperature of the bath water with his own hands... What was even more shocking was that the 5-year-old boy went from tearing up textbooks or folding paper airplanes to calling her "aunt", and the neighbors went from scolding to kneeling for help! The evil girl's counterattack + extreme pulling + crazy criticism to make money, the whole network is chasing updates: This woman is so hot and sexy, Cheng Jingmo is going to give her his life! (The tweet is crazy, check it out!)

54 九 90: the Beautiful Sister-In-Law Relies on Metaphysics to Protect Hong Kong Cheng JingzhiModern Romance427k WordsCompleted 367Reads7.0Score—Shelves

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Essays from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s