A Little Girl in the 1960s

This article is so bloody and disgusting. The man's mother is disgusting, the woman's sister is disgusting, and the man will only comfort the heroine on the side. What he says is better than what he does. Fortunately, I decided to pick out a few chapters and buy them before I fell in. Otherwise, I would have been deceived.

The heroine has a lot of inner drama and is too lively. She doesn't look like an old man in his sixties who lived until death. I am thirty years old. I have met more people and things and have begun to feel more stable. There is no fluctuation in my heart. A person in his sixties can actually still shout. I also searched and found that the most expensive and collectible Yuan Datou only costs tens of thousands. Others are ordinary ones ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand. A Yuan Datou sells for 1 million???

Well, the reviews aren't very good, but I personally don't think it's that bad, right? Maybe I only read the first few chapters, but what didn't appeal to me so much about this article is that it's not my cup of tea. I just saw the comments and wanted to see how bad they were, hahahaha (^▽^) Everyone has their own preferences for radish and greens, so I can only say mua! (*╯3╰)

Gu's mother likes Lin Lizhen so much? Is my son just a tool?

Why do so many words need pinyin? It's not a sensitive word, right?

You have Taobao and you have money, but you have to go to the county town hungry to eat. What kind of thinking is this...

I hate it when the copywriter just writes opinions about men and so on.

One million buys an ocean???

Is Gu the male protagonist? Why does his mother like that Lin Lizhen so much? Is your son not as important as someone else's girl?

It's great to see the end in one go