I Spoiled You in the 1960s

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The author's current work: My Husband Was Assigned by the State

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Why replay a game you've already beaten?

I regret it. I only want to give you the very best in the world.

In the 1960s, the way I spoiled you was by marrying you and building you a big house with a tiled roof.

In the 1960s, the way I spoiled you was by taking you out for two meat buns on your birthday.

In the 1960s, the way I spoiled you was by giving you two eggs every day during your confinement...

There were so many other ways I spoiled you in the 1960s. But are you still willing to love me one more time? In my last life, poverty made me chase fame and fortune with all my might. In this life, because of poverty, I'll devote all my efforts to spoiling only you!

Coming soon: My Husband Was Assigned by the State

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On the day Jiang Run turned eighteen, he got a call from the Chinese Fairies' Arranged Marriage Office: the state had assigned him a husband!

That's right. As a rare fairy, he had to take on the shameful responsibility of bearing offspring at such a young age.

"I'm still a kid, okay?! You're all completely out of your minds..."

Jiang Run stopped talking when he saw his marriage partner. He was so handsome it made his tail ache!

A husband assigned by the state is the best kind

On their first day of marriage, the aloof movie star glanced at Jiang Run from the wedding bed. "I hear fox spirits can't control themselves, so please keep yourself in check while we're married."

The little fox, still a virgin, protested: "That's a prejudiced stereotype. It's discrimination against my kind."

Later, Jiang Run clutched his aching lower back and gritted his teeth. "Who was it that couldn't control himself?!"

The movie star lazily revealed his nine tails. "I told you on our first day of marriage. We fox spirits can't control ourselves."

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