
The 1980s: A Swap Marriage in a Fishing Village Makes Me the Family’s Darling
八零:换嫁小渔村,我成全家团宠
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Marriage & Romance
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Dear readers, I apologize for the delays. I've been traveling by train with my two little ones to visit my parents' home, which has prevented me from updating regularly these past two days. Updates will resume tomorrow.
The female protagonist was furious after over twenty years of a sexless marriage, and she even ran a company and did housework. Haha.
It's getting increasingly weak; large chapters are mostly (popular science) content. This kind of copied-and-pasted stuff is fine, but it's not great.
How dare someone write a historical article without even basic knowledge of dates and then publish it?
The space can store things that don't belong to you, but you can't look at them.