After Transmigrating I And The Villain HE

PREV | CONTENT | NEXT When Sang Ran was unable to obtain favorable information, she simply stopped asking. She obediently followed Zhu Chan Gan, looking at this strange place with curiosity. After leaving the hospital, Zhu Chan Gan felt that the air was fresher, and he was about to sigh in relief.  When he inadvertently […]

PREV | CONTENT | NEXT As soon as these words came out, Chang An stood up straight and smiled happily, “Hello Grandpa, this is the bun made by my mother. Grandpa, you can taste it.” At first glance, he looked like a well-behaved child. Sang Ran smiled and did not interrupt his words, observing the

PREV | CONTENT | NEXT Sang Xiu Xiu was stiff and unable to move the whole time as if the acupuncture points of her body were pulled. Her face was hot, she wanted to run but didn’t dare to. She glanced at Sang Ran’s hand, with a heavy look. She couldn’t believe that Zhu Chang

PREV | CONTENT | NEXT After tossing for so long, the sky was about to get dark soon, if Sang Ran didn’t go and come back soon, then it was estimated that she had to travel in the dark. Even if Sang Ran was strong, it couldn’t change the fact that she was a girl,

PREV | CONTENT | NEXT Sang Ran was a little uncomfortable, but she still followed Mother Zhu. She wished that Zhu Chang An had the same temperament as Mother Zhu, generous without being squeamish, refreshing but shrewd. And importantly be polite. Even if she came over empty-handed, Zhang Cui Xia could still laugh and not

PREV | CONTENT | NEXT Sang Ran didn’t believe that Mother Zhu would be willing to lend her hundred dollars for free, but she had no other way but to ask her. Although the memory of the original body, Mother Zhu’s, was good, the situation was different at that time. At the moment, the Zhu

PREV | CONTENT | NEXT When Grandpa Sang turned his head, he saw a little aggrieved expression on his favorite granddaughter’s face. Grandpa Sang wasn’t stupid, he was just a honest poor farmer. Grandpa Sang had always known that the most filial child among his sons and grandsons was probably this child who had an

PREV | CONTENT | NEXT Filial piety was important, parents had raised them, and now it was time to take care of them no matter what, otherwise this society wouldn’t let them live happily. Uncle Sang became a little unhappy hearing Sang Ran’s words but he knew the stakes better. So, he instantly corrected himself