
A Blind Marriage Gone Wrong: The General’s Mistaken Bride
盲嫁误娶,将军的错位妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 516k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The plot is getting better and better... Keep it up! 💪
Looking forward to Xia Chixiao reuniting with the kind and righteous Nan Ning soon! 🥹🙏
I've read several of MoMo's books before, and knowing they're officially licensed, I'll definitely support them and vote with 10,000 points! 💪 Keep it up! (Hopefully this one has some romance 🥰😝)
I found your new work today, support! 🎉🎊🍾️✌️ 😆
I still prefer Chu Qianmo's works.
Daily updates! Daily updates! Daily updates! Daily updates!
The male lead's plot at the beginning is so illogical.
Well written! Very good! 🌹🌹
Please carefully consider whether the author requests the complete work when publishing on Qidian!
Several novels on Qidian.com have ended abruptly, with poorly written or poorly concluded stories. Should we then exercise greater caution when vetting the works of such authors? Ugh!