The Little Daughter-In-Law of the 1970S

If the university notification letter is torn, you can first call the police and then ask the school to report to the Education Bureau to supplement the situation. You can also ask the university to reissue or send the enrollment certificate. How could I give up and not go? Ridiculous🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Overall, it's not bad, but the names of the people here are a bit confusing. Aren't Wang Ming and Gao Ming the same person? Or did I see it wrong?

What is the author writing about? It's true that the mother-in-law tore up the admission notice and even picked the heroine from the district to forgive him. Invincible

The heroine's mother-in-law tore up her college admission notice, and she was still able to please her mother-in-law, but she was also drunk.

I think it's above average and I can keep reading, so the encouraging style is good to watch. Bonus points: the male protagonist, who fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight, has always doted on the female protagonist; after the early misunderstanding was resolved, they became close to each other, which was sweet; later, another reborn girl appeared, secretly causing various troubles, but fortunately, the plot progressed without ink, and the female protagonist discovered the clues Successfully exposed, points deducted: The evil mother-in-law was treated with the Virgin Mary, which is quite difficult for ordinary people to do. It can be regarded as a plot point that was successfully cleared. Suddenly a spiritual spring appeared in the middle of the text. I hate this kind of golden finger setting in period novels. On the whole, it is a bland story that integrates more routine plots but does not have much excitement in reading.

What is this? After reading dozens of chapters, how come space springs appeared? There is no explanation in the introduction. I am really speechless. I abandoned the article.

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