Blurb
Tang Peilan was so annoyed by the novel The 1980s Little Wife that it made her grind her teeth. In her previous life, the heroine didn't want to follow her husband to a remote, desolate place where he was stationed, but resented him for being away from home all year. So she had an affair during their marriage, and even aborted the child she was five or six months pregnant with so she could elope with her lover.
In middle age, the heroine divorced her husband, who had finally fathered a child with his mistress. Then, in her destitution, she ran into her ex-husband, who had become a general. She couldn't help regretting how she'd wronged him when she was young and remembering how well he'd treated her. So after being reborn, the heroine used making it up to him as an excuse to get together with the male lead, without a shred of guilt.
Tang Peilan transmigrated just as the male lead's family came to propose. As the male lead's former fiancee, who was supposed to die young, she agreed on impulse. And just like that, she found herself living a happy life.
This is a sweet military romance about a woman who transmigrates and her soldier boyfriend.
Being reborn doesn't mean getting a whole new life!
This story is entirely fictional, entirely fictional, entirely fictional, entirely fictional. That's four times, because it's important.
The point of this story is to be sweet, sweet, sweet, and indulgent, indulgent, indulgent. The author's writing is amateurish. If you can't stand it, click the X in the top right. Please don't attack me personally!
Currently updating:
"After Being Reborn, I Became a Rich First-Generation Entrepreneur by Street Vending"
There isn't a problem that getting rich overnight can't solve.
If one night isn't enough, try two. Half a month works too.
Blurb 2:
Jiang Lai worked her way up from a street vendor to owning a chain of snack shops.
Then she woke up one day and found herself reborn as a 32-year-old woman weighing 160 pounds, divorced and raising three daughters.
What could Jiang Lai do? Roll up her sleeves and start over, of course.
Luckily, her golden finger came along too. She lost weight and made money, succeeding in less time than it took in her previous life.
Now that she's got money, can a handsome young man be far behind?
New story
"I Have a Special Dreaming Technique [The 1980s]"
Blurb
The night Tang Xiaotong fell in love with Qin Kaiyu at first sight, she had a dream. In it, a woman who also loved Qin Kaiyu wrote her into a book as a tragic supporting character. In the story, her older sister died young in a car accident, leaving behind a daughter. Her brother never married and spent his whole life as the heroine's devoted doormat. Her parents worked hard all their lives but never got to hold a grandchild, not even once. Qin Kaiyu, the man Tang Xiaotong had fallen for at first sight, was already someone else's husband from the start of the book. And when she learned that Qin Kaiyu had died on the battlefield, she promptly dropped dead from shock.
Tang Xiaotong was so furious that she forced herself awake. But she turned her bad luck into good fortune: not only did she learn that she and Qin Kaiyu had spent their lives happily in love, she also gained a special dreaming technique.
From then on, she met all kinds of people in her dreams.
Theme: A happy life is something you create yourself
I haven't read a Dada article for several years, and I suddenly came across one today. It's still so short. I think you've written all the types of military wives. Do you like military wives or are you just a military wife?
I feel like I've read the outline of two chapters. Is it my misunderstanding╮(???????)╭
I haven't updated for a long time, but I don't know why it ended suddenly. Maybe I forgot about the plot for a long time, causing the connection to be unsmooth? Or is the ending of the story really a bit hasty? But anyway, congratulations on the completion.
Why do you feel so embarrassed? This plot
If something happens, can you send me a note and tell me the time of return...
Can it be updated stably?
. . . . . I don't think there is any need to call. I can just send it over. Why do I need to call? It feels very awkward.
??? So embarrassing. . . With great fanfare, and directly saying it in front of so many people, the heroine must have experienced the apocalypse, why is she so brainless? Doesn't it have a stealth function? Wouldn't it be better to just steal it and send it near the capital and wait for someone to intercept it? What if there is a spy among these people. Moreover, this plot was so embarrassing that I even got goosebumps. . ?
This little girl Yu Jianhong is a talent!
Why don't you tell your parents? Has the child found his grandparents?