Good Times in the Age of Rebirth

This adoption is not good. My daughter is so promising. I am not looking for trouble for myself in the adoption. I just need to help more.

I really like this novel so far

Wasn't Jiang Baoqin's belly very big before she was pregnant? I even went to the hospital to find out that they were twins, but why did they end up with just one child?

Forget it that the heroine felt uncomfortable when she was being forced to get married. But seeing what Widow Wang did for her grandson was really intolerable. Why must the heroine be forced to get married and have children? It was so uncomfortable to watch.

Is there a golden finger? Or is there room?

The front looks great, but there is one flaw in the back that pricks my heart a bit. After the male and female protagonists give birth to the child, they don't care about the child. They don't kiss the child. They come back for a visit every ten and a half months. Usually the mother-in-law takes care of the child by herself. And according to the workaholic nature of the male and female protagonists, it is conceivable that they will not care about children in the future.

Ever since Jiang Yan had his last name changed for no apparent reason, and then none of the male and female protagonists had any objections, I started to feel that I couldn't stand it anymore. How come the hostess was dismissed as having no son, and even adopting a son is a bit outrageous. My parents' generation is also from the countryside. Although the older generation in our country also favors boys over girls (Shaoxing), even my grandparents are not so serious about not having a son to accept a stranger as their son. The hostess is also a Shanghainese girl after all, but to find a son when her husband is gone and her family is clearly able to stand up without having to rely on the clan... Is outrageous. But after all, these are older supporting characters. They look uncomfortable but can be tolerated. The relationship between the male and female protagonists later was unbearable. The female protagonist was too frustrated. She had already decided that her son would be named after his mother, but inexplicably, his surname was changed by a "physiological grandpa" who had no emotion or dedication. Then no one in the whole family had any objections. They just passed by in a daze. It was really speechless.

It's a very interesting book, there is no ups and downs of intrigue, it looks very comfortable, I like reading a little sweet story👍👍👍

There aren't many reviews, but I think it looks quite tasty. Five stars.

There is a saying that goes well: "A couple will know each other halfway. If your own children cannot be relied on, how can you rely on an unrelated man"👍👍!