
A Problem Family [Quick Transmigration]
快穿之问题家庭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 95k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
30Chapters
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7.3Score
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To put it bluntly, if the parents swallowed the bride price and refused to give it to their daughter, then the marriage would be an ancient marriage. A daughter who was married in ancient times had no obligation to support her parents with all her heart and soul. And if the bride price is given to the daughter, it is a modern marriage, and the daughter will always have the obligation to support her parents. You can't be willing to give your daughter nothing and still ask her to dig out your heart and lungs. It's too greedy to have both ends.
Ah, my parents used to like to pry on my door. My bedroom door was all broken, but since I fell in love with streaking, I have never knocked on my door again ()
Right there? Did the first story end unexpectedly like this?? I'm just about to think about the next plot and it will end immediately?
I was taught by my parents that I have a tendency to please, so I am very lucky that I met a good teacher. She told me that making friends is not a one-sided process. If there is only one person who is paying for the relationship, then it is not making friends at all. I am relatively independent in nature. I just have a few friends with the same hobbies. There is no need to force myself to please everyone. After all, I am not RMB, how can everyone like me?
The freelance cartoonist was called up by the editor today to rush the manuscript
After chasing it, I still have some ideas. Let's do it myself.
I'm the kind of person who frowns when someone doesn't turn off the faucet.
What the hell do these parents think? I really want to beat them up.
Yuzhang Academyhhh…
The heroine traveled through time for the second time, but she didn't immediately understand the environment she was in, and she still settled down to be a serf. . .