The Seventies: I Became a Supporting Character and Had Four Kids
七零，穿成女配后，她生了四个娃
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- Completed
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- 606k Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 4y ago
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211Reads · 30 days
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The female lead's beginning is truly hellish. Marrying someone is harmful to others, not marrying someone is harmful to her own family, and having an abortion harms her twins. Then there's her cousin, who's constantly trying to make her life a living hell, and the cousin has an incredibly powerful cheat ability. The male lead is also pitiful; he's probably not her biological son, right?
I've finished reading it, and this book was truly unexpected. The love between the male and female leads is truly captivating. It's just that the world feels so chaotic and troublesome, and the original male and female leads were really wicked. Anyway, this is different from previous period novels.
Is the child really not the male lead's?
Friends, please tell me if the child in the female lead's belly is the male lead's. I'm asking online.
I initially thought the person who assaulted the female lead in the grove was actually the male lead, but it turned out to be Zhan Xuan – quite a surprise. This book seems pretty good; I hope the author can write even better books in the future. However, please avoid plots like this one where the female lead suffers amnesia, amnesia, and then transmigrates again.
What? What does this mean? Another Mu Xiaotian has traveled from the modern world?
Did they think the child belonged to He Zhiguo?
The plot is quite exciting, the story flows smoothly, and the plot twists aren't abrupt. The child should be the male lead's, but I don't think there were any spoilers earlier, so I can't tell. I guess so 😜
I suspect the male lead isn't their biological son, since in that era, boys were generally favored over girls. The way the male lead's parents wanted him to do so for his sister is something to ponder.
Well written!