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Married To The Male Lead’s Father
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Rating(4.1 / 5.0, 297 votes)
5 | 51% (150 votes) |
4 | 23% (67 votes) |
3 | 16% (47 votes) |
2 | 6% (18 votes) |
1 | 5% (15 votes) |
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110 Chapters (Completed)
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Weekly Rank: #4117Monthly Rank: #1231
All Time Rank: #671
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On 7114 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #429
All Time Rank: #723
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Lord Protector Ding, Xie Heng, was the famous bachelor in Dayue Dynasty, also the adoptive father of the male lead in the novel about a reborn woman. He’s the war god in the eyes of the commoner and their protector…..also the poisonous wealthy husband that all females avoid.
At the Dayue Dynasty, everyone thought that Lord Protector Ding would die single, but suddenly, there was a piece of huge news that dominated the gossip in the capital:
It seemed that Jiang family’s fourth miss went mad after her engagement was canceled by Lord Protector Ding’s heir. She said that she wanted to be her ex-fiance’s mom.
The whole capital’s gossip exploded from this news.
Associated Names
One entry per lineGả Cho Cha Của Nam Chính
嫁给男主他爹
嫁给男主他爹
Related Series
N/ARecommendations
Greetings, Ninth Uncle (6)I Became The Stepmother of My Ex-husband (5)
Second Marriage (3)
When Spring Comes (3)
Quick Transmigration: The Host Is Sweeter Than Sugar (2)
Second Marriage of a Wealthy Old Man (2)
Recommendation Lists
- BEST CN NOVELS
- BG favourite novels i read
- Novels read with HE - 3
- Badass Female Lead(to me anyway)
- Historical/ Fantasy BG
Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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01/16/24 | Luminary Translations | c104 |
01/15/24 | Luminary Translations | c103 |
01/15/24 | Luminary Translations | c102 |
01/13/24 | Luminary Translations | c101 |
01/12/24 | Luminary Translations | c100 |
01/11/24 | Luminary Translations | c99 |
01/10/24 | Luminary Translations | c98 |
01/09/24 | Luminary Translations | c97 |
01/08/24 | Luminary Translations | c96 |
01/07/24 | Luminary Translations | c95 |
01/06/24 | Luminary Translations | c94 |
01/05/24 | Luminary Translations | c93 |
01/04/24 | Luminary Translations | c92 |
01/03/24 | Luminary Translations | c91 |
01/02/24 | Luminary Translations | c90 |
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I enjoyed reading it a lot more than the other novel by the same author. When reading these kinds of stories, one has to be cognizant of what they're reading -- a fantasy. Don't nitpick. At least the antagonist isn't so rampant in this story. In the other story, OML, she was just off the hook! Another reason I enjoyed this story is... more>>