Rebirth in 80+Catch the Sea+Rough Man Fisherman+Slap the Scum in the Face
In her previous life, she was deceived by a scumbag who asked for money and a car. In the end, she was betrayed by all her relatives. Even the child she regarded as her treasure was the product of her mistress, and the one who helped her collect the body in the end was the fisherman she looked down on.
This man looked taciturn, but he could hold her body and cry with red eyes.
That's all.
If she could live again, she would kill a scumbag and a bitch!
Take back what is yours.
Coveted the bicycle given by her parents?
Give it back to her!
Devouring her living expenses?
Spit it out for her!
Still want to occupy her parents' house?
In this life, think beautifully!
Abusing a scumbag does not delay her flirting with men at the same time. She loves her own man. But the dog man is going over old scores again, why is he so broken?
Three days without any pressure on the house and roof!
Who said this man is lonely and difficult to get close to?
Zhou Wensen: "Xiaoqiu, I believe whatever you say. Everything I have, including my life, is yours!"
At this time, Yu Yongqiu, who was holding a piece of abdominal muscle in one hand, his eyes flashed: Tsk tsk~Dafa!
A woman who has been reborn ✍has a sea of superpowers. There is no revenge for a previous life. In this life, the heroine repays the kindness of the hero and becomes a loving family. Ending: Satisfactory
I have read the same novel. About 70% of the stories are the same. It is not as good as that one. Many sentences are almost the same. The plots are similar. The other one is more popular and it is finished. I have read it several times. I originally came for the same purpose. Just to see if there are any different waves. It turns out that it is similar to that novel. That one is about wearing a book. This one is reborn. The same veteran brother. Big brother and sister-in-law. Three children. Second brother. The male protagonist is the third. The second brother works in the town. The male protagonist lives in a shabby house, his parents follow him, he drives pearls, and he helps the captain translate when buying a boat. The female protagonist is very good at shipping. She meets an acquaintance while selling pearls. The Hong Kong governor auctions pearls.
How can I put it this way? I have read twenty or thirty chapters of this book and the one where she made a fortune in the 1980s after passing through the book. The content is quite different. The only difference is that one of the books was passed through and the other was reborn. The book was finished long ago, and this is a new book. I doubt that the author has read that book.
A woman who has been reborn ✍has a sea of superpowers. There is no revenge for a previous life. In this life, the heroine repays the kindness of the hero and becomes a loving family. Ending: Satisfactory
I have read the same novel. About 70% of the stories are the same. It is not as good as that one. Many sentences are almost the same. The plots are similar. The other one is more popular and it is finished. I have read it several times. I originally came for the same purpose. Just to see if there are any different waves. It turns out that it is similar to that novel. That one is about wearing a book. This one is reborn. The same veteran brother. Big brother and sister-in-law. Three children. Second brother. The male protagonist is the third. The second brother works in the town. The male protagonist lives in a shabby house, his parents follow him, he drives pearls, and he helps the captain translate when buying a boat. The female protagonist is very good at shipping. She meets an acquaintance while selling pearls. The Hong Kong governor auctions pearls.
How can I put it this way? I have read twenty or thirty chapters of this book and the one where she made a fortune in the 1980s after passing through the book. The content is quite different. The only difference is that one of the books was passed through and the other was reborn. The book was finished long ago, and this is a new book. I doubt that the author has read that book.