Transmigrated to the 1970s: Triplets on the Way
穿越70之一胎三宝
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- 404k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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I skipped around while reading it. A novel is just a novel; it can't stand scrutiny (the prices in it are ridiculously inflated, and the neighbors didn't complain about the daily feasts). It doesn't matter; as long as I enjoy reading the novel, that's all that matters.
This story is great! 👍 I really love the heartwarming feeling; the whole family is so united, and the kids are quite funny too! 😂 Thank you for your hard work, author! Keep up the good work! See you in the next story! 👋👋
I love this kind of storyline; there are no awful characters, no scheming, just a family living a harmonious and happy life. It's the most comforting book I've ever read.
It should be very sweet, but the original owner is so pitiful. Such a good husband, child, parents, and family all ended up with someone else. The original owner is truly pitiful, a complete tool. She got pregnant and gave birth to the male lead's child, and when he found out she wasn't his real wife, he wasn't sad at all, but even felt relieved. I can't bear to listen to this anymore.
I have to say, this female lead is really capable of giving birth to three sons with her first child, two sons with her second, and two daughters with her last. This is the first time I've seen a female lead with twin daughters. Counting them up, she has a total of seven children, which is like the Calabash Brothers – pretty impressive. The short, heartwarming story is quite good.
The book is quite good. Although it deals with everyday family life, the pace is fast, unlike other books that drag on. The female protagonist has a harmonious family and no awful characters. Everything goes smoothly for her, making her a true winner in life, which is very satisfying to read.
This is my favorite period drama. There are no awful characters, just a warm and cozy home. The everyday stories about family are really nice. I love it and long for it; it's a life I never even dared to dream of!
It's not bad, quite heartwarming, and there aren't any truly awful parts. However, it does have its downsides. The entire story revolves around the female protagonist's family, with very little focus on other aspects, making it quite monotonous. For example, when the female protagonist is at home, the story focuses on events in the village.
Nothing really awful, it was quite heartwarming! Keep it up! 💪
Overall, this book is pretty good. At least the last few dozen chapters had me laughing so hard, especially the descriptions of the children when they were little – they were so vivid and perfectly captured their mischievousness. Worth reading, it's great! 🤭