Fanqie catalogue
Books by 时安宁
- Matches
- 4
Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
-
Young Marshal, Your Wife Is Playing Dead for Laughs Again 少帅，夫人又在搞笑作死了
“Young Marshal, just hear me out! I really didn't mean to dye your favorite warhorse to look like a zebra!” A 192-cm ice-cold warlord × a 158-cm goofy, sweet wife. What she thought would be imprisonment turns out to be a case of her taming him instead. The whole city is waiting for the young marshal to divorce his wife, but instead he spoils his little bride rotten.
349Reads—Score105Shelves
-
Transmigrating to the 1980s, I Became an Officer's Widow 穿越八零，我成了军官的遗孀
I woke up to find myself a beautiful young widow in the 1980s, whose husband had died a hero. My in-laws called me a jinx, and the whole compound waited to see me make a fool of myself. Instead, I picked up my books, got into Peking University, and built a thriving career in translation and foreign trade. Then one day, my military officer husband, supposedly “killed in the line of duty,” came back alive. He had been living under an assumed name and watching me for a long time. At last, he pinned
14Reads—Score—Shelves
-
His Little Tangerine 他的小南橘
[Period Setting + Height Difference + Mature, Caring Boyfriend + Sweet Military Romance] In the early 1980s, Shen Nanju was the most well-behaved young girl in the alleys of Shanghai. For seventeen years, she had never dared to speak above a whisper. That changed when a northern man in military uniform blocked the alley entrance and, in front of the entire neighborhood, scooped her up and weighed her in his arms. “You’re too light, like a kitten.” Everyone in the military district knew that Brig
9Reads—Score—Shelves
-
A Spicy ’80s Wife: From the Start, I Talked My Mother-in-Law Into the Police Station 八零辣妻，开局把婆婆怼进派出所
The moment I opened my eyes, my wicked mother-in-law was forcing me to drink charm water so I could give her a grandson. I immediately dialed 110. “Hello, officer? Someone here is engaging in feudal superstition and endangering public safety!” Watching my mother-in-law being taken away and the whole family staring in shock, I smiled. Hah, you think you can mess with me? My rivals at work are CEOs of publicly traded companies.
—Reads—Score—Shelves