The Cannon Fodder Bride Takes Charge
炮灰媳妇当家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Does anyone have similar heartwarming stories about military wives accompanying their husbands to the military? I'd love to share some. The female lead shouldn't be too fierce; I always feel that for heartwarming stories, the female lead should be gentle. But aside from the "fighting the scoundrels" chapter, this book is quite heartwarming. I didn't even bother to pay to read those chapters, lol.
The protagonist goes on and on with erratic behavior. One minute he's complaining about how terrible his family was in his past life and how he'd never have any hope for them in this life; the next he's moved and realizes his family is still good to him, thinking his previous thoughts were wrong, and then he realizes he was wrong again and shouldn't have had any hope for his family...
What's with the three-story bungalow? 😃
At the beginning of the story, the female lead's grandmother threw away gold and silver jewelry, which the female lead picked up. It's unlikely the jewelry would just be buried in some random corner of the backyard. That doesn't make sense.
The female lead is so stupid, it's infuriating to read. I've only read 40 chapters, I'm lucky I haven't gotten breast cancer from anger. The female lead's stupidity is beyond redemption.
They've all come back from hell, yet instead of seeking revenge, they're so rational, analyzing things, getting emotional, and backing down. Can't they be a little more extreme? Can't they be a little more decisive? Is this writing meant to show that they still have a conscience, or that the protagonist is a good-natured person until the very end, or to convey how everyone feels frustrated and gives in?
I'm speechless about this kind of family. 😓
Parental favoritism does exist, but such extreme and excessive favoritism is rare. It's unlikely that someone would sell their daughter to a place like Yanzishan. This article is somewhat biased.
It's so frustrating to watch! 😓
The ending felt rushed, and some follow-up questions seemed left unanswered.