
Married in Name
以婚为名
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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I finished reading it in one go. I'm happy. Thank you for your hard work.
I don't want to say who is right or wrong, but getting pregnant before marriage is a kind of harm to the children. They are innocent and cannot choose their parents, but they have to face the malice of the world for their parents' fault. What will the psychological trauma of children from single-parent families bring to the future?
I like your work very much, I read the whole article with a smile. Great! Come on!
Happy ending
It's beautiful! Wherever there is a cause, there is an effect. Life is actually very unsatisfactory. Thank you, the author, for giving me an afternoon of joy and sorrow~
Love this story.
I finished reading it in one go and was slightly moved and warm. Although the characters in it all have shortcomings, they are very real and make people like them~~
In fact, the story of the male protagonist's father can be summed up in one sentence: We once fell in love! In fact, the relationship between the hero's father and the heroine's father is a hundred steps and fifty steps away. The essence is the same. The hero's father's fault is that he has poor psychological endurance and has let down two women. His eldest son's mother took drugs and gave up on herself because of him. Maybe the woman took drugs while she had already fallen in love with him but could never win his heart.
The writing is very good and feels very real. In reality, after all, responsibility is greater than love. The plots of risking one's life for love in the novel appear in reality, but most of them bear bitter fruits. Very strong, tender, and rational. Come on!
The author's writing is great. The supporting characters can be fully expressed in just a few words. Haha, I will continue to follow the next book. Good luck, author. . .