After I Transmigrated, I Became the Crown Prince's Wet Nurse

This book is good to read. It's the ending. Maybe my brain is not very good, I didn't understand the ending of the main text. And later on, I didn't want to know about the imperial concubine's rebirth. I want to see Changfu Changle and Xiao Beibei grow up, and that um. What happened after Sister Ying gave birth to the baby. They haven't grown up yet, haven't given birth to any babies at all, and their Chinese language is gone. Ahhhh, no, no, no, unhappy. (´╥ω╥`)

The writing was okay at the beginning, but after raising children one after another who are not my own, sometimes I am very shrewd, and sometimes I am very holy, I feel a little tired and uncomfortable after reading it, but I still thank the author for his hard work in writing the article.

In fact, the character portrayal is pretty good on the whole. I really didn't expect Hao Butcher to be the male protagonist at first 😂 (emm, he is actually a wild bandit who hides his identity to find someone). The relationship between the female protagonist and several children is very delicately portrayed, and the counterattack methods are sometimes quite enjoyable to watch. Overall, it was okay, but I really didn't want to watch the imperial concubine's rebirth at the end 🤦. I also wanted to watch Changfu get married! Also, is the little Beibei born to the heroine a boy or a girl? 😢 And finally, will their relationship break up when the brothers grow up... But! Nothing, the ending ended abruptly 😢 Hey, except for the ending, the first part is okay. I rarely skip chapters [I learned it] (The heroine's design is not perfect, but I think it's okay and within the acceptable range)

It was great at the beginning, I will continue to watch it.

This is a book with obvious advantages and disadvantages. I personally like the description of several children in the book. It is really like watching a few children grow up little by little. I can see that the author has his own unique understanding of the concept of home. It is very warm, but in the later period, I became a little confused about the direction of the plot. The emperor's performance before and after The change is sudden and a bit confusing. It can be said that the sequel to the Imperial Concubine has nothing to do with the main text, which makes the whole story feel unfinished, which is a pity. I believe that everyone who reads this book will want to see Changfu get married, see Changle establish a career, see Xiaobeibei ascend the throne, see Xiaoqiao really stand up, and see Xiaobei be born.

I just didn't understand the ending. I just wanted to know whether the baby was born, whether it was a boy or a girl, and what their future wives would be like. I have no interest in knowing about the imperial concubine.

The content is acceptable, but there are a lot of typos and dialects. The author just posted the work here. He doesn't read comments or correct typos. If you don't mind, you can read it. I can still accept it for now. I just scrolled through the comments. I was originally just to kill time, but when I looked at it, I suddenly felt strange. Is there an ending? This is an abandoned article. Stop reading it. Stop reading it.

It's quite interesting, but I don't know where the author is from. He writes with his own accent...

Yes, yes, but listening to the book cannot be synchronized with the article.

The first part was more exciting, warm and bland. In the latter part, after Little Beibei was found and entered the palace, she was all about scheming and scheming. Without the ordinary life, she just jumped to see it. The most unhappy thing is the ending. Things are solved at once. The cause and effect are the same as before. What the hell is the rebirth of the imperial concubine? The content looks like The Legend of Zhen Huan