Li Zhaodi

Overview

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The daughter-in-law of the Li family. She was brutally beaten by Old Mrs. Li after her son-in-law Li Youlin was found mutilated. She had previously secretly given Wanru a tomato.

Novel Roles

	“Before Traveling to the 1970s, She Emptied Out Half the Imperial Palace” Minor
	After Being Divorced, I Led My Maternal Family to the Pinnacle of Success Supporting
	Rebirth in the 1970s Eating Melons With the Left Hand and Abusing the Scum With the Right Hand Antagonist
	After Transmigrating into a Retro-Era Novel as the Original Wife I Divorced Immediately Supporting
	Back to the 1970s, The Evil Girl was Spoiled by the Cold-faced Military Officer Antagonist
	Flash Marriage in the 1970s: Pampered by the Military Officer Antagonist
	Marrying a Military Officer in the Countryside: Having You as My System Is My Blessing Antagonist
	Commander! Your Wife Brought Ten Sons to Wreck the House Minor
	Transmigrated to the 1960s Beginning With Kidnapping and a Sign-In Routine Antagonist
	The Adopted Daughter Returns [1970s] Supporting
	The 1960s: Chaos and Commotion in the Courtyard Compound Minor
	70s exchange marriage cold and tough guy chases his wife every night Supporting
	The Doomed Side Character and the Villain Finally Got Their Happy Ending Minor
	The Stunning Heiress Marries the Heirless Commander Bearing His Children Minor
	Being Completely Devoured? I Schemed to Marry the Paralyzed Young Military Master and Became Everyone's Favorite Antagonist
	Seventies: Mistook the Father of Her Children, the Infertile Jing Shao Comes to Claim Them Supporting
	Wild Rabbits and Pheasants Come in Rows! Pockets Filled with Ginseng and Lingzhi! Antagonist
	Transmigrated into a 1970s Novel: Watching the Drama Unfold and Enjoying the Gossip Supporting
	Mistakenly Identifying the Father in the 1970s: The Childless Young Master from Beijing Comes to Claim His Children Supporting
	Transmigrating into the Sixties: Counterattacking on the Black Soil Land with My Modern Bestie Protagonist