Transmigrate into a Book: Working Hard to Raise Kids in the 1970S

It was good at first, but I seemed to be anxious in the last few pictures. I couldn't understand a few places. I don't know if it was a mistake in the wording or my lack of ability. Anyway, I watched half of it and guessed half of it. But overall it's pretty good. I will continue to follow it.

The writing is good, it's about time travel, and it can be read even without a gold finger. I'm a very weird person and I can't read a novel without a gold finger, unless it's a romance novel. This one is good, but there's a piece of money for my sister that's more, and the others are pretty good.

Not bad, plain and simple, more like life. The ending is a little rushed. 2023.1.6 Afternoon

Not bad, not bad. I prefer reading this kind of book. It's good to read. It would be better if there is a side story about Tuan Tuan and Cheng Yun.

I particularly like this kind of sweet military literature from the past, with no twists and turns and smooth sailing.

It's beautiful. It has a family, a lover, children and a group of good friends. It's really beautiful.

Although I feel like there was a bit too much money written in those days. Even with so much money for the children, the overall story is quite good. Later, my brother and his sister-in-law got married without any explanation of their relationship.

Looks good, looks good, looks good, say important things three times

Worth watching Very nice

You are jumping to see it, is the child the male protagonist's biological child?