Emerald Fields

I was sure that I had never subscribed to this book, but in my subscription record the book was fully subscribed.

I understand the truth, why would I order all the books I've never heard of? ? ?

Let's take a look at what books have been ordered by Stolen Brush Quan

I have read this book a long time ago. It is an average story about farming in relatively desolate mountains. It is considered a pertinent farming article, but I can't imagine why it is ranked so high? It doesn't live up to its name, and I don't recommend others, but there is definitely something wrong with this book. The number of fans exceeded 300,000 in a short period of time?

Can you explain how this thing appears in my subscription history?

Speechless, there are so many times when the heroine is sad and divorced because the man cheated on her. Being forced to have children endlessly? Such women are not lovable in our modern eyes. Shouldn't a modern woman with self-respect and self-love should have children after consultation and consideration? There is no difference between a woman who only wants to satisfy a man and a female slave. The servility in the bones of women who time-travel is almost the same as in ancient times, but it is just right for them to time-travel. Self-respecting and self-loving women can enjoy modern life and leave time travel to them and the author.

My account has been stolen. Come and see what book I ordered.

The female protagonist traveled through time and became a woman who was murdered and had amnesia. In order to survive, she accidentally found a male protagonist who had an injured leg and could not walk. She fell in love with the male protagonist while earning money to support the family. After marrying the male protagonist, she was found by the female protagonist's original parents because of the tea business, so they found out the cause of the murder. Then she received that the biological father of the two children brought by the male protagonist was not dead. The female protagonist and the male protagonist sent the children to the capital to recognize their ancestors. After some twists and turns in the capital, the heroine and the male protagonist lived happily together. It's okay, you can take a look.

I strongly don't recommend it. The logic and writing style are not good, and I can't stand the book. It's so unfriendly to me, an obsessive-compulsive disorder reader, that I have to read it to the end. It's a trap in just a few sentences...

Tweety Tweety's, I read it too plainly, and it sounds so awkward. Why don't you read it after you wrote it? It sounds uncomfortable