Raising Babies in the ’70s
七零海岛养娃日常
by Unknown author
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Synopsis
Qin Rou was a kindergarten teacher with a soft personality. In order to protect a child in the kindergarten, she was stabbed in the back by a wicked man, but accidentally she transmigrated as an arrogant and coquettish female supporting character whose personality was opposite of hers. The cannon fodder supporting character Qin Rou was an excellent female partner in the novel of 70’s Art Troupe. She served as a comparison tool to the heroine Xue Tingting, who was gentle and kind, and was rejected by the leader.
After transmigration, Qin Rou who after experiencing trauma of being murdered by a middle aged man got afraid of the fierce and tall military men who she performed for. How could she dare to stay? She just wanted to apply for discharge from the army as soon as possible.
Who knew that Qin Rou was blessed, and the leader asked her to go on a blind date with a man with a prickly personality.
“She has a fiery personality, so she’s just perfect for him.”
The ill-tempered Lu Yan, from a good family background, had made great contributions and was about to be sent to a certain island. He was asked to solve his personal marriage problems as soon as possible.
Lu Yan was arranged for several blind dates, and was famous because of his short temper, incomprehensible style, and countless beauties. Every girl who went on a blind date with him returned crying.
To give him a lesson, his father said bluntly, “Choose a girl with the fiercest character for him!”
The tempered guy sat down with the hottest Chilli Pepper on a blind date.
The girl Qin Rou returned from blind date with red swollen eyes as well.
But in a couple days news came that just after one meeting they agreed to marry each other???
Grandfather: (ノ=Д=)ノ┻━┻
The leader of the Troupe was dumbfounded: … Really?
Qin Rou’s fake sister: …Really climbed the high branch?
Lu Yan and Qin Rou got married.
“Look, they will divorce soon!”
“Can Qin Rou go to the island with him to live a hard life?”
The sisters in the troupe and Lu Yan’s comrades in arms all thought that after the two people got married, they would divorce in two years.
Who would have guessed that two years later, the woman hugged the child, and the prickly man honestly changed the diapers.
Chapters147
Ratings & Reviews4.2 · 28
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