Technological Dominance Begins with Raising Children

Technological Dominance Begins with Raising Children

by Ant Eats Carrot

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2.4Mwords1,229chapters
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Ch. 1229Dream and Reality
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16KFans
8.5QD Score

About This Novel

"Candy, who do you look like?" Candy: "Looks like you." Candy looked at the laughing crowd around him with a confused look on his face: Did I say something wrong? "Candy, where is your brother?" Candy: "Your Guoguo is going to the toilet."......"Da Guo, your jiojio stinks~"

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Liuliyi51mo ago

This book is very good

At least for me, it is a very warm book. Others write about love, but you write about family affection. My brother's gentleness is what I envy the most, and the little guy is also very cute. The entire plot of more than 60 chapters so far looks like it was reproduced in reality. Of course, I am referring to the protagonist, his sister, and all the relatives and friends, just like real ones. It is very lively and flexible. The author must have written such a beautiful novel with great care. However, while writing the book, you must also pay attention to your health and try not to update late. Oh, I mean don't update at night. That is very laborious and not conducive to the author's recovery. Finally, the author needs to keep warm and don't catch a cold again. All of this is for this divine work. [Emot=default,22/]

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Purple Moon Chanting Wind51mo ago

I saw the protagonist taking his sister to school together, and what he said in front of the grave made me feel a little sad. To be honest, wasn't there a system in place before the protagonist's mother passed away? , Nothing can be saved

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Hawthorn-flavored Poetry50mo ago

very good

First of all, the setting is refreshing and not the usual dad story. Secondly, the rhythm of the nanny in the early stage is indeed very good, and there are basically no poisonous points. In the end, it was just a little bit lacking.

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Like a Brocade~41mo ago

I advise readers not to fall into this trap.

Look at the content at the end of the book. Is this science fiction? This is all about cultivating immortality, right? I advise you not to be tempted by the previous chapter where the protagonist takes the baby to school, because the whole book is about the author bombarding the readers' nerves through various family love routines of the protagonist taking the baby to school. Without these, the whole text will be dry, and such a good idea will be wasted.

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Forget the Dust50mo ago

I'm coming, I'm coming, I'm coming listening to music

I still like you very much, just like the wind that has traveled eight thousand miles without asking about the date of return. I still like you very much, just like the cycle of the sun and the moon, regardless of day and night. I still like you very much, like a cloud drifting ninety thousand miles without ever resting. I still like you very much, just like stars hitting the earth until death. I still like you very much, like sunshine filling the world, gentle and comfortable. I still like you very much, like the wind blowing in my heart. I still like you very much, like rain falling on the tropics and polar regions, thousands of miles away. I still like you very much, like a whale sinking at the bottom of the sea breathing softly, full of infatuation and full of anger. I still like you very much, like the old city gate that I have been waiting for for many years. I still like you very much, like a whale suffering from lack of oxygen in the deep sea of ​​6,400 meters, never getting tired of it. I still like you very much, just like the subjects waiting for the restoration of the dynasty, which is far away. I still like you very much, the willows are moving, the cicadas are chirping, the sunset is tidal, I can't help myself. I still like you very much, like a cloud drifting ninety thousand miles without ever resting. I still like you very much, like the sun rises and sets, no matter day or night. I still like you very much, just like the stars running through the dark night for hundreds of millions of years without complaining. I still like you very much, like spring rain falling for eight hundred miles, pattering. I still like you very much, like spring grass dyeing the green ridge, there is no doubt. I still like you very much, you are like a shrew, scolding and unreasonable. I still like you very much, just like the rain falling on the green leaves all night long, without hesitation. I still like you very much, just like the falling rain during the plum rain season, it lasts forever. I still like you very much, just like the smoke curling up from the kitchen, the pear frying in the snow and the rain falling. I still like you very much, like a bird falling in love with a fish in the sea. It's hard to decide whether to stay or go. I don't know why. I still like you very much, like a noisy secret that can be said in a thousand words. I still like you very much, just like the begonia in the courtyard that falls and blooms again and again. I still like you very much, just like the sun and the moon take turns, regardless of day and night. I still like you very much, like layers of clouds condensed into phrases, bit by bit. I still like you very much, like the twinkling stars in the night sky, the neon blur. I still like you very much, like the osmanthus leaves falling in the wind and turning into mud. I still like you very much, like raindrops falling on green moss and red mud, soft and dispersed. I still like you very much, like the starlight falling into my eyes, I can see you thousands of miles away. I still like you very much, just like Mr. Chaitou Feng's last touch, I fall in love with you. I still like you very much, just like the red tent on a spring night, when I am still dreaming, I still feel afraid to think of you. I still like you very much, just like the bumps and bumps that catch the torrential rain, and how much it falls into the channel.

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The Warmth of Spring Keeps Flowers Blooming for a Long Time48mo ago

9.1 of this novel is awesome. . .

Tell me who rated this novel 9.1. .

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Book Friend 2024032643_bb42mo ago

Those who love data should not fall into the trap, and those who love technology should not fall into the trap either.

There is no specific data on money in the full text, nor on the company's development. You don't know how many goods the pig's trotters company sold and how much profit it made. In less than a year, the company headquarters building was built inexplicably in your hometown. You also don't know how much area it covers, how many floors the company building has, how many buildings there are, and how much money it cost. There is no such thing as data.

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Listening to Cicadas in the Night Rain49mo ago

The results obtained by this book are awesome... Rich people

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The Limit of Light49mo ago

this. . . . . . Author, how much did you spend?

Author, how much did you spend?

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Little Z52mo ago

Alas, even if my heart is as red as iron, I can't dissolve your coldness.

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