[Beautiful Crazy Big Bad Dog vs Straight-ball Honest Man | True Fragrance Literature | Chasing Wife Crematorium | Robbery]
Ah Jiao was originally an orphan from the frontier fortress. That day she picked up a handsome man.
She was greedy for beauty and saved people back home.
Lang Jun lost his memory, but he behaved politely and slept with her but never broke the rules. He also knew that she was not easy, so he took the initiative to help her work with his lame leg.
Ah Jiao likes him and wants to be husband and wife with him.
Fortunately, God blessed her, and she really married him. From the pig-killing girl at the frontier to the crown princess of Prince Ning, she flew up a branch and turned into a phoenix.
Others said that Yu Jiao was lucky enough to get into this family.
Even though she was ridiculed and vulgar by many noble ladies, Yu Jiao didn't care at all. She and Zhong Liheng fell in love and didn't care what others said, until they discovered the other's true face of arrogance and indifference.
"She is just a vulgar village woman, not even half as good as Yu Wan."
No wonder she couldn't get pregnant. It turned out that he hated herself so much and didn't want to have a child with her, so he drank the child-preventing soup every time before having sex.
Then she'd better leave and make things perfect for him and his sweetheart.
Unexpectedly, after writing and leaving the book, she would be imprisoned.
The gentle and graceful gentleman in the past tore off the disguise, and locked her up arrogantly and forcefully.
Only then did Yu Jiao realize that she had provoked a madman.
After she was caught after escaping, she looked at the approaching figure in horror and shrank back, only to be grabbed by the ankle.
The cold locks were clasped up, and the man's eyes were crazy and sinister. He leaned over and held her chin, covering her chin with a hot kiss on her neck. His tone was cold and suppressed the madness.
"Where are you going?"
"Don't you want a child? I will accompany you to give birth."
Note: Shuang Jie, the male protagonist is clean in body and soul and has never loved anyone else, he.
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Sang Wu's husband has disappeared. He went hunting in the mountains for more than a month and has not returned. The neighbors think that he is in trouble.
Without him, this was Sang Wu's third husband-in-law. The first two husbands also died young.
As a result, her husband's name became more and more famous in the town.
Even though she gave birth to a young peach and plum, she was so graceful and graceful that no one dared to ask for marriage now.
Her first husband was a hunter. He was tall, handsome, and highly skilled in martial arts. He could hold her in his arms with one hand. He loved her very much. Except for his excessive demands during sex, he never caused her any pain.
Unfortunately, in troubled times, he was captured and sent to the battlefield but did not come back alive.
Her second husband was a teacher. He was very handsome. He was even more gentle and considerate towards her. Every morning he would draw her eyebrows and do her makeup with his own hands. There were too many tricks at night, and he would often coax her with a warm voice but would not stop.
He died of illness due to a cold.
The third husband... Was actually an accident.
He was originally rescued by Sang Wu and temporarily recuperated from his injuries, but on the night of her late husband's memorial day, she drank too much, mistook him for her late husband, and did all sorts of ridiculous things.
When Sang Wu woke up from a hangover and saw his own scratches on his thin waist, he had no choice but to take responsibility for his accusing gaze.
This husband was neither gentle nor considerate, his food was extremely unpalatable, he had a cold temperament, he was taciturn when doing things, he was fierce but not coaxing, and he often thought she was squeamish.
But Sang Wu was in the wrong. She ruined others' innocence first, so she had to endure it silently. After being bullied, she only dared to secretly hold the memorial tablet of her late husband and cry.
But after all, he was also a capable laborer, and his strength in plowing the fields was not inferior to that of his first husband. After his accident, Sang Wu had a hard time surviving in this world, so he had to think about finding another one.
Just when she and Xin Hao were having their fourth wedding, the courtyard door was pushed open and her first husband came back.
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Later, she discovered that her late husbands were not dead and had come back to look for her.
[An honest wife vs. A grassroots general*a sinister powerful official*a cold, arrogant and poisonous young prince]
Demining: women are not menc
Mission: Survive tenaciously despite adversity
Reader comments
I actually have a feeling that I can understand both of them, and they both have difficulties.
Could it be that we, Jiao Jiao, are just good at learning martial arts? It feels like two more years of training will knock the male protagonist to the ground ()
Seeing that now, I can't bear the two of them making such a fuss. The male protagonist is really loving, but also really extreme. The heroine's baby is also pitiful. We won't be separated for several years, not that long. It is very hard to raise a child alone. Let the dog hero reflect on it and torture it for a year and a half. Otherwise, in four or five years, he will become a father easily. The baby will walk and talk when he meets it. Wouldn't it be an advantage for him?
She can't escape his pursuit, but it's hard for her to fly [eating melon] [dog's head holding rose]
Ah Jiao: We meet old friends again, and the years are peaceful. Male Protagonist: Broken. Yaomei is trying hard to turn over the book [picking her head]
This is the fastest way to catch a heroine I have ever seen. This is too smart
The Dog Emperor is finally dead!
Is this ancient dance? Hahahaha
Ah Jiao always makes the male protagonist angry, but I feel really comfortable watching it.
The road to chasing a wife is long.
No, will the hero really die?
The brave girl is afraid of stalking the man [bad laugh] The male protagonist is now a wolf-dog and has become a milk-dog
I can only say to the male protagonist: He deserves it
The second male lead, Wei Zheng, is very well portrayed. Although it is forced love, the male protagonist is too disrespectful.
It's half good looking. The second male lead is well portrayed.
The second male lead is well portrayed, the male lead is very good in the front, and he is very perverted when he wakes up.
Is this the author's first novel? The writing is quite fluent and more mature and natural than many other novels written by veteran writers that I have read. However, I still feel very uncomfortable. Although everything the male protagonist does in the whole story has its own reasons and makes up for it, the most alienating thing is that the male protagonist's attitude of disrespecting the female protagonist is lifted up and put down gently. The most typical example is when the male protagonist takes a concubine, obviously he himself It could easily be solved without taking a concubine, but he still chose to take a concubine and say deliberately humiliating words to the heroine in front of the female supporting character. Since he could easily solve the problem, why would he be forced to say slanderous words to his sweetheart to a minor female supporting character? Since he cares about why the heroine thinks that taking a concubine is fake, it doesn't matter. Isn't that a sign of not putting the heroine at ease? He actually fell in love with her deeply, and the heroine didn't care about it later on. She was even told to feel guilty by the hero in a few words. The whole story never asked the hero to apologize for his attitude of not taking the heroine seriously at that time, but he still claimed to be affectionate and atone for his sins (the hero later only made atonement for forcing the heroine on him). Maybe it's because the author's first book was a bit rough on the details. After following the outline, I forgot about the male protagonist's attitude. I just thought that if the male protagonist didn't take a concubine, then the male protagonist here wouldn't take the blame.
Aren't you going to update the extras?
Sooner or later, honest people can drive smart people crazy. Looking forward to the day when the hero breaks through the defense
Isn't the male protagonist's father a stupid fool? [Chigua] Our brave girl has beaten the male protagonist several times so far, so powerful [Come on]
Thank you for your hard work [Rainbow Fart] The Chinese New Year is coming soon, be considerate of everything and don't hurt your body
Dog Jinjiang is really disappointing, even during the Chinese New Year. Fortunately, I finished reading it. The comment was locked just after I finished typing it.
Will the author update tonight?
It's so good. Newly discovered great article. I read this in one go.
Hey, although it is a novel, I know that the ending is with the male protagonist, but when I saw this, I suddenly felt that if it were reality, Ah Jiao would live a beautiful life like this. The sky is high and the sky is high, and Ah Jiao will fly. On the contrary, the character of the heroine Bao Bao is very vivid in the whole article. I still can't see the charm of the male protagonist. Maybe it's just his face?
Congratulations on joining V, I believe it will get better and better in the future👌Come on👏[Come on][Spread flowers][Milk tea][Rainbow fart]
I really can't bear to part with it, can you please add more aspects of chasing your wife [hugging thighs]
I like to read uncle and sister-in-law literature, watching the weak control the strong
I actually have a feeling that I can understand both of them, and they both have difficulties.
Could it be that we, Jiao Jiao, are just good at learning martial arts? It feels like two more years of training will knock the male protagonist to the ground ()
Seeing that now, I can't bear the two of them making such a fuss. The male protagonist is really loving, but also really extreme. The heroine's baby is also pitiful. We won't be separated for several years, not that long. It is very hard to raise a child alone. Let the dog hero reflect on it and torture it for a year and a half. Otherwise, in four or five years, he will become a father easily. The baby will walk and talk when he meets it. Wouldn't it be an advantage for him?
She can't escape his pursuit, but it's hard for her to fly [eating melon] [dog's head holding rose]
Ah Jiao: We meet old friends again, and the years are peaceful. Male Protagonist: Broken. Yaomei is trying hard to turn over the book [picking her head]
This is the fastest way to catch a heroine I have ever seen. This is too smart
The Dog Emperor is finally dead!
Is this ancient dance? Hahahaha
Ah Jiao always makes the male protagonist angry, but I feel really comfortable watching it.
The road to chasing a wife is long.
No, will the hero really die?
The brave girl is afraid of stalking the man [bad laugh] The male protagonist is now a wolf-dog and has become a milk-dog
I can only say to the male protagonist: He deserves it
The second male lead, Wei Zheng, is very well portrayed. Although it is forced love, the male protagonist is too disrespectful.
It's half good looking. The second male lead is well portrayed.
The second male lead is well portrayed, the male lead is very good in the front, and he is very perverted when he wakes up.
Is this the author's first novel? The writing is quite fluent and more mature and natural than many other novels written by veteran writers that I have read. However, I still feel very uncomfortable. Although everything the male protagonist does in the whole story has its own reasons and makes up for it, the most alienating thing is that the male protagonist's attitude of disrespecting the female protagonist is lifted up and put down gently. The most typical example is when the male protagonist takes a concubine, obviously he himself It could easily be solved without taking a concubine, but he still chose to take a concubine and say deliberately humiliating words to the heroine in front of the female supporting character. Since he could easily solve the problem, why would he be forced to say slanderous words to his sweetheart to a minor female supporting character? Since he cares about why the heroine thinks that taking a concubine is fake, it doesn't matter. Isn't that a sign of not putting the heroine at ease? He actually fell in love with her deeply, and the heroine didn't care about it later on. She was even told to feel guilty by the hero in a few words. The whole story never asked the hero to apologize for his attitude of not taking the heroine seriously at that time, but he still claimed to be affectionate and atone for his sins (the hero later only made atonement for forcing the heroine on him). Maybe it's because the author's first book was a bit rough on the details. After following the outline, I forgot about the male protagonist's attitude. I just thought that if the male protagonist didn't take a concubine, then the male protagonist here wouldn't take the blame.
Aren't you going to update the extras?
Sooner or later, honest people can drive smart people crazy. Looking forward to the day when the hero breaks through the defense
Isn't the male protagonist's father a stupid fool? [Chigua] Our brave girl has beaten the male protagonist several times so far, so powerful [Come on]
Thank you for your hard work [Rainbow Fart] The Chinese New Year is coming soon, be considerate of everything and don't hurt your body
Dog Jinjiang is really disappointing, even during the Chinese New Year. Fortunately, I finished reading it. The comment was locked just after I finished typing it.
Will the author update tonight?
It's so good. Newly discovered great article. I read this in one go.
Hey, although it is a novel, I know that the ending is with the male protagonist, but when I saw this, I suddenly felt that if it were reality, Ah Jiao would live a beautiful life like this. The sky is high and the sky is high, and Ah Jiao will fly. On the contrary, the character of the heroine Bao Bao is very vivid in the whole article. I still can't see the charm of the male protagonist. Maybe it's just his face?
Congratulations on joining V, I believe it will get better and better in the future👌Come on👏[Come on][Spread flowers][Milk tea][Rainbow fart]
I really can't bear to part with it, can you please add more aspects of chasing your wife [hugging thighs]
I like to read uncle and sister-in-law literature, watching the weak control the strong
Is it almost over?
What an old fox, still green tea level