
Transmigrated to the 1970S: Triplets on the Way
穿越70之一胎三宝
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- Completed
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- 404k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I skipped reading because the novel is just a novel and cannot withstand scrutiny (the prices in it are so exorbitantly high that even the neighbors who eat and drink every day didn't report it), it doesn't matter, just enjoy reading the novel. The heroine raises seven gourd babies calmly. Think about it, my two children (a son and a daughter) all have headaches, and their time and energy have been compressed into bubbles, let alone their careers. I don't even think about it in the Beijing Siheyuan. Alas, the difference between the heroine and the heroine may be that there is a "smart space". Come on, author, keep working hard and publish a second or third book. We support you! [Learned][Learned][Learned]
This story is very interesting 👍 I like this warm feeling, the whole family is united as one, and it's quite funny 😂 Thank you for your hard work! Keep it up! See you in the next story👋👋
It's great. I like this kind of plot. There's no superlatives or calculations. The whole family lives a harmonious and beautiful life. This is the most comfortable book I've ever read.
It should be very sweet, but the original owner is so pitiful. Such a good husband, children, parents and family have become someone else's. The original owner is really pitiful. After the male protagonist got pregnant and gave birth to a child, the male protagonist knew that she was not her and she was not sad at all and was grateful. I can't bear to hear the injustice.
I have to say that this heroine is really capable of giving birth to the first child, three sons, the second child, two sons, and the last child, two daughters. This is the first time I have seen the heroine's twin daughters. Counting a total of seven children, called Calabash Babies for short, which is a bit awesome. It's a sweet short article. It's still good. Although there are flaws and loopholes, it's still good overall. There are almost no top-notch ones. If there are, there are very few. The rank is not high. It can be done easily. It still looks pretty good. If you like heart-warming short stories, you can get involved. Real comments after personal viewing. If you don't like it, don't criticize it [Please taste it carefully]
The book is quite good. Although it is written about the family's shortcomings, the progress is very fast. It is not like other books that are too slow and the heroine's family harmony is not as good as it is. It is smooth sailing and a real winner in life. The reader feels comfortable.
This is my favorite period novel. It's not the best. It's a warm home. It's good to have a long family and a short family. I like it very much and yearn for it. This is a life that I can't even imagine.
It's not bad, it's quite heartwarming, not the best, but there are also disadvantages, that is, the whole article is written around the heroine's family, and very little else is written. It is very monotonous. For example, when the heroine is at home, she will write about things in the village. Later, when she joins the army, she will write about things that are not right around her. When she is in the capital, she will write about what happened to the heroine in the capital, and she will not write anything else. It feels like writing a composition, but overall it is good! In the end, it felt like no one except the protagonist had a name!
It's the best product with nothing to worry about, it's very warm! Come on💪
Overall, this book is pretty good. At least the last dozen or so chapters gave me a lot of fun, especially when these children were young. The descriptions were so vivid, and the weird and wonderful interpretations were perfect. You can read it, it's not bad [laughing]