The TCM Doctor in a 1970s Novel Isn't a Nutcase [Ancient to Modern]
七零年代文中医不是沙雕[古穿今]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 84k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
24Chapters
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What... I feel like I read an outline and wrote a new character, but ended up writing a few paragraphs, with no follow-up, then a new character appeared again, and then it ended again after a few paragraphs. There was nothing written about the newlyweds, and it was just 1980, with children??? Even a short story can't be summarized like this, right? What about the details? What about the emotional line? What about the best? What did I see? Really?
Hey, this article is so frustrating. The old lady is confused.
It's too short, a bit embarrassing, and a lot of the plot is not explained clearly!!!
When she was reborn, she had already divorced her husband, but she did not divorce him. Is he divorced or not divorced? Who is he referring to?
How shameless this son, he doesn't have a penny and must be punished
"Those people are all from Dongyu and people can't tell clearly." This sentence is very strange.
This male protagonist is really considerate and attentive. I like it.
What era is this in the article, and why are there titles like eldest lady and second madam? Are the men in his family also called eldest master, second lord, eldest young master, and second young master? Just like the period novel I read before, the male protagonist was a revolutionary soldier on the battlefield and changed his job to become the director of a meat factory. He ended up wearing high-end shirts and had a large yard of 800 square meters.
What age is it? If you still care about the eldest wife and the second wife, do the men in his family have to care about the eldest master, the second master, the eldest master and the second master?
"You gave birth to me but I did not give birth to you" is a big bug for the author~ You gave birth to me before you gave birth to me