The Little Nanny of the 1980s
八十年代小保姆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 264k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
94Chapters
3.7kFavorites
7.4Score
1.2kNutrient gifts
26.7kClicks per chapter
268Comments
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Reader comments 41
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This is it! I was caught off guard when it ended
The ending was too hasty. Although the writing was good at the beginning, the ending was very unsatisfactory. The relationship was confirmed only after ninety chapters, which was too slow.
The ending is too fast, I haven't seen enough yet
The author who cheated money was still not together until the end of the writing, and he wrote nonsense for so many chapters [rolls eyes]
That's it????
No more extras? Still want to see
It's well written, but the ending is a bit rushed, come on!
The front part is good, but the back part is too watery. It's over before it gets any better. It's great to write about post-marriage in this article, but it feels like it's finished too hastily.
Friendly reminder: In the 1980s, there were no bicycles like today that can stop with one pedal, and there were no bicycles in the 1990s, unless the cyclist was very tall and his feet could reach the ground while riding the bicycle. But the heroine is small and not very tall...
Is it over too soon? Grandma, can you pass it?