
Back to the Seventies to Raise the Kids
回到七零养崽崽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Two hundred chapters ago it was very similar to another one - Raising Zaizai. Looking forward, the structure of the novel becomes more and more complex, and the changes in the plot are quite attractive. The heroine's relatives are all very good, and it feels quite warm. It would be nice if the following error does not occur. Such as: The heroine's soul passed away in 1972. The eldest son was 6 years old at the time. She got married at 18. In 1972, the heroine was 25 years old. In other words, the heroine was born in 1972-25=1947. The heroine was born before liberation. However, the father of the heroine in the article was lost when he was a child due to the chaos caused by the Red Guards. The heroine's father must have been around 1920-1930 when he was a child. Let's not talk about whether it was a warlord regime or a war of resistance at that time. Times of chaos are a must. Where did the Red Guard come from? In the same way: when the heroine's mother was a child, her family suffered a huge disaster and she became a beggar. But because of her family background! It also took place between 1920 and 1930. There were still emperors in that era, not to mention landlords, capitalists, warlords...
This book is very good, very good. Every character is excellent, especially the male and female protagonists.
Faster and faster. The writing is good. The plot is a bit repetitive with other books, but what I read is the writing. There is a lot of inner drama.
The first part of this book is similar to a certain sixty time travel novel, but the second part is very different, and the content is quite good. Even though the author makes mistakes here and there, it's still pretty good.
This book is really, in the later stage, I think each child's love story can be a novel
This book is one of the first to be added to the bookshelf in the Age of Rebirth. I have read it as many times as I can, but it is finally finished and there are still some unfinished things to say. I prefer the plot of the heroine leading her family to make a fortune, but I will be less interested in the story about the children growing up, getting married and having children. Because I was one of the first to get into the book, I didn't read the book reviews at first. I only saw the reviews now, so I wanted to express my own opinions. This book is somewhat similar to another time-travel novel with a heroine named Lin Qinghe. The first hundred or so chapters are very similar, and each has its own plot extension later on. I have also read this book by Lin Qinghe and finished it very early. I can only say that both books have their own merits, and it depends on everyone's preferences. In contrast, I prefer the current one. In addition to the storyline, there may also be preconceived reasons. The way I chose to read it was random, and I didn't know which book published the chapters first. Therefore, I read this book first and then the other one. So at first I felt that the other book was too similar to this one, so I stopped after reading a few chapters. After a while, I started reading again and found that there were similarities but also differences, so I persisted and finished reading it. I felt pretty good about it, but I didn't like the plot where the male protagonist forced the female protagonist to have a girl. But very curious. Is the granddaughter's time travel at the end of this book related to the author's later works? Looking forward to it
It's super exciting and pretty. She's a sweet pet. The male and female protagonists fell in love with each other as soon as they met, and then they gradually became more and more sweet. The female protagonist owns a supermarket, and the male protagonist still listens to her. It's super pretty.
It's quite funny. I hope there will be more warmth in the future to create a paradise. 
This book is a bit messy at the beginning and is similar to the other one, but it is completely different at the back. The story at the back is also very exciting. It's good. Great support for the author.
This book is generally very good. There are some similar fragments in the early stage, but they are all their own fragments in the later stage. The babies are also very well-behaved. Like