She was the daughter of the prime minister, but was forced to marry a dim-witted country bumpkin.
She thought that, with money to fall back on, she could live comfortably. She didn't need riches; surely she could at least buy herself some peace and quiet. But only when reality hit did she learn that "money can't solve everything."
Later, when she ran out of money, she finally understood that "you can't do without money!"
Heaven knows how furious she was when calluses grew on her delicate hands!
Heaven knows how much she resented the stench wafting from the pig and cattle pens!
Heaven knows how she steeled herself every time she had to use the outhouse!
She was clearly miserable and resentful, yet stubbornly stayed there, and even somehow turned their "fake marriage" into a real romance!
Heaven knows what on earth was wrong with her head!
This story is finished, so please behave yourselves, everyone. If I'm in a good mood, I'll post two chapters in a day!
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Uh, mother and son, so fresh I've never heard of it either These last few paragraphs are quite interesting. Quite like it.
Is the heroine going to die? No, I'm so young. Is it going to end tragically?!
This one can give birth but can't raise it. What's this kind of thing for a father to do?
Han Xiaomei, why don't you be so cute!!! Looking forward to the little buns hehe
I always like their rivalry scenes, Sahua
Ah, won't they all give up on writing? Although Han Xiaomei is a second grader, she is still pretty good at it. Pierce: But the scenes between the male and female protagonists are really pitiful. It's a bit boring. . . .
This heroine is such a lunatic that she pimps her husband. How disgusting! Abandon the article and stop reading! What a pervert! Two hundred and five!
. . . Is this how you dismissed the first time between two people?? |||
Why does this chapter feel so short? It's gone in an instant.
Suddenly I realized that Comrade Han Junmei was not an ordinary couple, so I still wanted to send flowers. .