I have something to take care of today, so I can't update. Sorry. Note from 10/29.
Qin Lihua woke up one day and found herself back at the age of twenty-five. She had just been widowed, her daughter Tiantian cried herself to sleep every night, and her son was growing quiet and withdrawn. Her life had started to change that very year. Thinking of how she would later meet that scumbag, leaving her and the children living in fear of domestic violence, and how her grown-up son and daughter would grow distant from her, she couldn't help feeling afraid and miserable.
No, this time she had to change her fate and stop repeating the same mistakes. Even if she had to do it alone, she would raise her son and daughter well!
But she'd already said she wanted to raise the kids on her own, so why did that new-style Shanghai man, Dong Zichuan, keep following her around? They weren't suited for each other at all, okay?
Dong Zichuan: How are we not suited? I think we're a perfect match.
Qin Lihua: Our ages don't work. I'm older and you're younger. Our marital histories don't work. I've been married twice, and you're still a bachelor. Our families don't work. We're from completely different backgrounds, and besides...
Dong Zichuan suddenly braced one hand against the wall, trying to create a romantic, cornering-her-against-the-wall atmosphere. Instead, Qin Lihua shuddered and nearly covered her head with both hands!
Dong Zichuan: ...I... Let me explain. I really wasn't trying to hit you!
The road to winning his wife back is long! Read on to see how Qin Lihua returns to the 1980s and leads her two children to a happy life through her own efforts!
Coming soon: Sour Scholar Transmigrates to the 1970s. Visit the author's page to find it.
Ji Hengzhi, a sour scholar from the late Qing Dynasty, transmigrates to the 1970s and becomes an educated youth sent to the countryside. To get a place on the list of people allowed to return to the city, he uses a scheme to marry Wu Xiaomei, the village chief's daughter. Ji Hengzhi doesn't care about any of that. He only wants to carefully confirm one thing: he'd just learned in his own world that the imperial examinations had been abolished. Can he still take the exams here?
Wu Xiaomei gives a cold laugh.
It's a pretty good article, but it did get a bit rushed at the end.
Forget it, I understand. It's just a pity. But the new article is very interesting.
I read it in one sitting, it's so beautiful
It's like reading a fairy tale. Here, hard work is rewarded, and it's great that kind and lovely people can have a wonderful life.
This book could have at least two hundred chapters, but it ends too hastily.
Your body is the most important thing. Good health is the capital of revolution. Come on^0^~
The writing is great and so heart-warming. You should also pay attention to your body!
Come on! Looking forward to the next post
I thought that if I didn't come for 5 days, I would get 5 fat chapters, but it turned out to be just one chapter, or was it the finale? ? ? This is too hasty. The career line has just started, so I won't go into details. The emotional line has also been hurriedly explained, and the family line is as light as ever. I admire the ability of this chapter to directly conclude three years.
Too rushed and no content. Where did the process go?
It's a pretty good article, but it did get a bit rushed at the end.
Forget it, I understand. It's just a pity. But the new article is very interesting.
I read it in one sitting, it's so beautiful
It's like reading a fairy tale. Here, hard work is rewarded, and it's great that kind and lovely people can have a wonderful life.
This book could have at least two hundred chapters, but it ends too hastily.
Your body is the most important thing. Good health is the capital of revolution. Come on^0^~
The writing is great and so heart-warming. You should also pay attention to your body!
Come on! Looking forward to the next post
I thought that if I didn't come for 5 days, I would get 5 fat chapters, but it turned out to be just one chapter, or was it the finale? ? ? This is too hasty. The career line has just started, so I won't go into details. The emotional line has also been hurriedly explained, and the family line is as light as ever. I admire the ability of this chapter to directly conclude three years.
Too rushed and no content. Where did the process go?