Daily Life of Raising a Baby in 70s

There is obviously a better way to handle it. For example, Ye died in his previous life in 1970, was reincarnated in the 21st century, and returned to his previous life on certain occasions. The male protagonist's behavior in the car and the fact that he has three children shows that he is in love with Ye. Then suddenly, the male protagonist and Ye's marriage originated from a transaction and they no longer love each other. The male protagonist is a scumbag, but the female protagonist is really casual. She got someone else's body and also took in someone else's man and child.

I like the three children very much, especially the chubby ones who apologize to each other when they make mistakes❤️❤️❤especially the chubby one Hao😍

It is inconsistent. There is no electricity in the room. Where did the electricity in the secret room come from? It is also said that the original owner did not dare to enter the secret room because she was afraid that the original owner's father would find out that she was a fake. It was obvious that the original owner was frightened to death when her father died, and the heroine wore it.

I just finished reading it all at once...[Emot=default,02/]It's not enough

A score of 9.7 Is a bit watery and the plot is not very reasonable.

It is normal for children to wet the bed, but for Ye Jinzhi, it is very strange because he suddenly came to this strange world alone due to a plane crash and was told that he was married and had three children.

This is not like other books. Both the male and female protagonists have traveled through time, and in modern times, the male protagonist still likes the female protagonist.

Very interesting. This book is very interesting. Check it out😊😊😊😊😊😊

I was attracted by the title of the book. The relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is quite good. However, the period article has a modern feel, and the writing style does not convey the feeling of the 1970s. The first environment describes modernization, and the second material describes modernization. In the 1930s and 1970s, materials were scarce, and everything needed to be purchased with tickets. The four behaviors are not rigorous. All positioning has no sense of age. It doesn't look dated either. If it's a modern novel, it looks okay.

Although the heroine has traveled through time, she has also received memories. Her father has just passed away, and she is still feeling shy? The child is good, but normal people will be sad for a while. After all, their loved ones are gone. I can't understand the heroine's mentality. Talking about love, I don't think so, but I don't feel sad at all.