
The Second Marriage of a Merchant's Daughter
小户千金二嫁记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 252k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
75Chapters
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7.6Score
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25.7kClicks per chapter
174Comments
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Reader comments 38
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The heroine is from the modern past. When she saw her sister-in-law's child being taken away by her mother, why didn't she help and say a few words?
Why not tell your parents directly?
It feels like the description in this chapter is completely different from the previous portrayal of the male and female protagonist. Not quite in line
Tuhao Tuhao, did you drop this?
I'm sorry that your writing is so ugly. Thank you for your hard work!
I read it again and couldn't find any changes.
After I read the book series Yi Jiao Bai Mei (this series is good-looking) On the contrary, I feel that this set of books is relatively simple. Cheer for you Keep up the good work
Were the first half of the book and the second half of the book written by the same person??
What are you being pretentious about?? Why is her husband angry with her because she takes the initiative!!
It was a bit annoying to watch and it dragged on. Since the heroine's parents love the heroine so much, why didn't they ask her first before helping her get engaged? It felt like it was deliberately intended to make the marriage between the heroine and the hero difficult and the plot twists and turns, but the arrangement was not so clever and made people bored. I really regretted buying it all at once, otherwise I would have given up on reading this.