Category: Transmigration: The Simple Girl Chunfu
Chapter 10:
The water in the iron pot boiled fiercely, sending waves of scorching heat toward them. Jicheng motioned for Chunfu, who stood nearby, to step back, afraid t
Chapter 11:
When Chunfu woke up, the sky outside was already bright, and the space beside her was empty, leaving only neatly folded bedding. She pulled the thin quilt ov
Chapter 12:
The silence between them lingered for a while, and Chunfu’s increasingly innocent gaze felt like flames on a torture rack to him, making him unbearably uncom
Chapter 13:
The weather was neither too hot nor too cold. After lunch, the elderly men and women of the village gathered under the large locust tree, chatting and joking
Chapter 14:
The two locked the door and left the courtyard. In the distance, the clouds on the horizon were bathed in sunlight, creating a breathtakingly beautiful scene
Chapter 15:
Most young women from poor families had some skills; when their households were a bit better off, they would buy a few yards of fabric from the cloth shop to
Chapter 16:
Jicheng carried the items in both hands and had just sat down when the waiter, smiling warmly, approached. Upon seeing Chunfu behind him, the waiter immediat
Chapter 17:
Brother Liansheng was feeling much better now. He had wanted to return to work earlier, but his wife wouldn’t allow it, insisting he rest at home for a coupl
Chapter 18:
That night was as agonizing as fire. The initial heavy worries dissipated with the rhythmic breathing of the person beside him, vanishing into the unknown. T
Chapter 19:
The ugliness of Xiuhua wasn’t in her plain facial features, but in the large mole on her chin. Staring at it for a few moments would make one feel uncomforta