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On the day Song Changqing was discharged from the army, he only wanted to go up the mountain to find something to eat. Instead, he unexpectedly rescued a young woman.
At first sight, he was bound to love her for life.
But the young woman seemed to have a fiancé, and her bright red wedding dress kept reminding him not to overstep his bounds.
Yet when he saw the bloody wound on her foot, he couldn't stop himself from scooping her up in his arms...
Chen Jiaojiao found herself in an unfamiliar dynasty. Naive and simple-minded, she followed a "country bumpkin" home.
But his words at the doorstep frightened her so badly that she fled in a panic, ending up with bruises all over her feet. In the end, he still "caught" her and took her home.
She had never been close to a man before, yet this "country bumpkin" kept putting his arms around her and picking her up... How was she supposed to get married after this?
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Tang Li transmigrated into a book, landing in the 1990s.
At home, she had not only a bedridden old mother, but also a "live-in husband" who was out of breath after taking just three steps.
For other people who transmigrated into books, it went like this:
The heroine goes to work in the fields: "Sniffle, the ground is so hard. I can't hoe it, and my hands hurt~"
The hero feels sorry for her: "Leave it to me!"
But for her, it went like this:
Tang Li: "The sun is so strong. I don't want to go work the fields."
Her bargain-bin husband: "If Little Pear Blossom doesn't want to go, then I'll go in her place."
She watched as her frail husband struggled to heft the hoe, only to collapse "weakly" in the courtyard before he could even make it outside.
Tang Li stared at him, dumbfounded. The man who pinned her down at midnight and went at it tirelessly couldn't even take two steps without collapsing!!!
Then her old mother grabbed her by the ear and gave her a scolding. Only then did Tang Li grit her teeth, pick up the hoe, and head out to the fields.
Theme: Add a little sweetness to life
No, right... Who can I blame to create such a woman here?!
What happened to Zuohua? Many readers like to write about small theaters in their compositions...
I'm wondering why these people all have the surname Chen? Although Chen has a common surname in reality, in novels the author usually does not give the protagonist and the people around him the same surname. So is this a hint that he wants to help the heroine find a family? After all, the little boy was the heroine's brother in ancient times?
Stupid heroine, why is she so stupid? She believes everything others say. The heroine must be a teenager. Even a six-year-old child knows not to trust strangers easily.
Why do you feel like the heroine looks like a mentally retarded child?
The author greatly requests an update.
Fingernails all turned over? Oh my God, that hurts so much.
Forget it, this little boy's writing is a bit greasy and mature.
I'm very curious about the male protagonist's career line. I don't want to see him start a business, nor do I want Jiaojiao to be the richest man's wife. I just want to know how the male protagonist prevents Jiaojiao from suffering.
Looks great. Come on!