
I Find Matches for Cultural Relics
我给文物找对象
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 180k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
58Chapters
596Favorites
6.0Score
194Nutrient gifts
3.8kClicks per chapter
44Comments
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Reader comments 24
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What are you writing about? What a mess!
The heroine is so naive, so naive that she is stupid
I feel that the heroine is so frustrated. She only talks nonsense, and the beatings are not pleasant. She was beaten but the money was spent. It's frustrating.
I gave up the article and I couldn't get up and down. It didn't feel any better and I was suffocated to death.
I think the plot of the whole movie is good, and I really like this kind of heroine.
The story is so sad, ugh
After reading the previous article, I thought: I should give it a look. But the further you go, the more boring you feel. It feels like the author has no intention at all and is just telling a story.
It feels like the heroine is a fool.
The backgrounds of period novels are similar, and they are all relatively depressing. At the beginning, there are mentally ill patients, scumbags, and weird relatives. It is completely different from the relaxed atmosphere shown in your title. I read it with the idea of having a beginning and an end. Fortunately, with the rise of the heroine later on, it feels a little more relaxed. There have been various twists and turns in the front, but the rise is very fast in the back, and there is a tendency of upgrading. Except for the ending of becoming a doctor and joining the army, most other things feel the same, and the whole article is a bit monotonous. . . I hope the author will continue to work hard
Very interesting article, but too short