
The 1980s: I Married a Soldier in a Marriage Swap, and I Can Charm My Husband and Cure His Illness
八零换亲嫁军少,撩夫治病样样行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 756k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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Synopsis
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366Chapters
0Monthly tickets
109Clicks
13Favorites
1Fans
6Recommendations
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Reader comments 6
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I feel that the heroine's father's attitudes towards his two daughters are so different. It really doesn't make sense. Unless the twins are fake and the heroine is not her biological child.
I like male protagonists with this sense of boundaries. In some novels, although the male protagonist is not a scumbag, he has no sense of boundaries. He is both upright and dignified, which makes it uncomfortable to read. Like this one, it is very good. Please don't be crooked behind the scenes.
No, that White Lotus is in the same troop as the male protagonist. That old man Tan is really useless. I can't understand who is relying on whom.
It's rare to see a male protagonist so resolutely avoid Bai Lianhua's approach. This kind of male protagonist is amazing.
The female protagonist is sober, her love is clear, and the male protagonist knows the current affairs
I have read more than a dozen chapters, and the plot is okay, but there are too many typos, almost in every chapter.