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The Useless Son-In-Law Rushes
Li Yali is a married person and has a son who is over half a year old. They were originally a happy family of three, but she had an affair within the marriage. He was kicked out of the house by his in-laws, resulting in a divorce from his ex-husband, and his son was sentenced to be given to her in-laws. He wanted to file a lawsuit to regain custody of his son, but was rejected by the court. Because she was the one who cheated first.
12Reads—Score—Shelves
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Marry with Two Children
Wu Di and his first love only had a hurried first time, and they became pregnant with his first love's child. When she found out she was pregnant, her first boyfriend had already settled abroad with his family. She hid in her uncle's house in the countryside and gave birth to the child. In the workplace, you are pursued by the boss of the company. You are affectionate, but she is interested, and the two of you come together.
10Reads6.6Score—Shelves
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Then I'm Welcome
Ai Meili is a foreign affairs policeman. Not only is she proficient in foreign languages, but she also works the night shift just like the male policemen. She shows off the charm of a female foreign affairs policeman everywhere when she appears on the scene and on duty.
4Reads—Score—Shelves
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I Am Ordinary
This is a film that reflects the struggle of Chinese overseas students after several years of changes, a beautiful and colorful picture of Chinese cities. The protagonist's identity changes from university graduate to doctorate, postdoctoral, university teacher, associate professor, etc., Staged scenes of colorful dramas.
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Heartbeat in the Reeds
Xiaojuan waited for Brother Hongzhi for five years, but he said he wanted to marry someone else. She met true love during the war. She married him - Su Hongsheng. It wasn't until I met the then women's director (captain) that I learned from her: Hongzhi had died.
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Jingya and Mr. Gao
In the 17th year of the Republic of China, a girl from a wealthy family named Jingya was a brat. Although she didn't know a few words, she knew a lot of things. The family hired a tutor, Mr. Gao, for her and her brother. Mr. Gao knew a lot about astronomy and geography, and he was tall and tall, so Jingya took a liking to him. After ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties, he finally achieved enlightenment.
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