[Blurb]
The young Alliance commander removed his white gloves and opened the envelope.
It was hard to imagine that, in the technologically advanced era of Star Glory, anyone would choose such an inefficient form of communication.
"Feiman got into trouble at kindergarten again." Butler Rebecca felt terribly guilty that family matters were taking up the commander's time when he was so busy with work. "Headmistress Mi Meng seems unhappy with how little attention you pay to the child. She's formally invited you to a meeting..."
As an alpha officer with top-tier combat ability, Xiao Lang keenly picked up the faint trace of pheromones on the letter.
A delicate jasmine scent.
His whole body tensed as if struck by lightning.
The paper casually brushed against the metal badge on his chest, making a soft scraping sound.
Xiao Lang's voice was as cold as his silver-gray uniform. "Tell her I'll be there tomorrow at one in the afternoon."
* Male A, female O; 1.9-meter commander x 1.6-meter energetic headmistress
* Also known as "Being a Kindergarten Headmistress in Space Is So Hard!!" and "So What If Your Dad Is a Commander?!"
* For readers: romance in a sci-fi setting, adorable story
* Weibo: Lu Bianbian-
[Completed stories, all sweet]
"After Secretly Marrying a Powerful Tycoon": actress x investor, marriage first, love later
"The Neighboring Lady Who Often Comes Over for Meals": beautiful rich heiress x handsome male neighbor
"Everyday Romance with Professor Cheng": sweet girl who grows as a person x aloof associate professor
Feel free to visit Little Lu's author page! ^o^
Theme: Treat children with love
This kind of amnesia feels like a forced plot. . . .
This chapter successfully impressed me. In 24 years, there is still such a clichéd setting.
Speechless, I no longer have any good impression of Qiao. Does such a doctor still have medical ethics?
The last chapter really made me feel sad but warm. From the father's point of view, he had always expected his daughter to become a phoenix, but gradually he discovered that his daughter did not have such great abilities and was just an ordinary person. But in the end, he discovered that his daughter had special abilities, and her daughter had been pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. I just feel that every parent has such expectations for their children, but most people are ordinary people, but most people are also ordinary people. The novel expresses my expectations. I hope I am a child like Amy 😭 I hope I also have special abilities 😭
So stupid. . . I can't stand it anymore since I lost my memory. . . It's a bit like looking for trouble for nothing, and the plot of this chapter is even more so. According to the article, it is common sense not to touch the spiritual roots, but in the end they still went to pull it out, and it took a whole afternoon before they went to find the teacher. . . Even in kindergarten, there can't be unlimited writing about stupidity, right? You are already entering elementary school, and you should already have basic common sense, not to mention the precocious children of Wenliken. . . Finally, by the way, could the heroine stop having preconceived ideas all the time? She always thinks of the male protagonist as "beating the child", "domestic violence", "no wonder the adopted child treats the child so badly". She usually talks about the truth, but why doesn't she know the basic principle of not having preconceived ideas? (I don't mean to say that the male lead is good at everything. I still remember the greasy remarks I made before.) There are also two people who don't have a long mouth. Why are they trying to be angry just for the sake of being angry? They can obviously communicate well (it's better to make up all of a sudden. Doesn't it mean that two people can't communicate, or does it mean that they love deeply and are irrational? Can they talk well after s. E. X is over?)
Commander: Good news: I can see my wife again (heehee) Bad news: I met my wife because my son was causing trouble (no hehe)
Why are glands removed? . . If I had known what would happen later, I wouldn't have bought it, just to read ao's sweet article. . . .
. . . I'm so speechless. I really had a memory loss after the removal. Why should I write about the ao setting? I didn't come to read the ao article to see the heroine finally remove her glands. What about a sweet romance story? It's so long to write about awakening. I can accept it if you label it as a story about a strong woman, but it's really speechless for a sweet story to keep talking about such valuable things. What kind of track does it do well?
This chapter is so sweet (fainting with happiness)
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