The Chubby Girl of the Sixties Marries a Cripple and Has Triplets
六零小胖妹，嫁给瘸子后竟三胎了
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- The Sixties: While Everyone Else Chews Bark, I Stockpile Like Crazy六零，别人啃树皮，我嘎嘎囤货Alternate title on Fanqie
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The male and female leads aren't saints; it's satisfying to deal with their awful relatives. They immediately escape from these awful people after marriage and even steal all the money the male lead's father entrusted to his grandmother. I love the female lead's grandmother the most; I hope she can take her with her in her old age so the two young people will have a loving family.
Overall, this book is quite enjoyable. There aren't too many extreme or bizarre events, and the female lead's "golden finger" (advantage point/power) is well-developed, unlike some books where the female lead is overly bold but lacks the corresponding strength. It's a comfortable and gradual read.
It's pretty good, but the prices are a bit... Unreasonable. The female lead buys cinnamon, bay leaves, and star anise for only one cent, but she sells rice for five yuan a pound. That's expensive! She says she earns thirty or forty yuan a month, and five yuan a pound is outrageous.
It's a great read, at least not a mindless story. I don't know if those who say it's cowardly are related by blood, but as soon as there's a bad apple, they immediately sever all ties and seek revenge. After all, there's the debt of gratitude for being born and raised, and they live in the same village, so they'll definitely have to take it slow.
I love the female lead's strong sense of self-preservation and the male lead's unconditional doting. It's so good, but there aren't enough episodes.
The family gossip, the favoritism of the doting old lady—the Wu family's genes are truly powerful. The old man has twelve sons and over sixty grandsons. Just imagine how it feels to be the only one doted on by so many people. Think about it carefully.
A must-read! The author is amazing! I love it so much, I can't stress it enough! I was hooked from the first chapter until the next update, and I was still wanting more. Before, I'd give up halfway through other books, but now I'm really looking forward to it! 🤭🤭
So far, it's been great. The male and female leads have good personalities, as long as they're not overly saintly. I just thought it would be even better if the male lead wasn't the stepsister's fiancé, but rather an orphan from the village. Thank you.
I'll give it five stars first, it's very well written! The plot doesn't drag, the male and female leads are well-developed, and the exchange shop concept is also very novel. It's a very good read! Just one thing: I wonder if the female lead will tell the male lead about the shopping mall incident later on.
It's really good, lots of laughs and lots of fun. Keep it up!