
Quick Transmigration: After Bearing Blessed Children, I Became Rich and Long-Lived
快穿好孕生子后我暴富又长命
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- Completed
- Length
- 438k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →A Scheming Heroine Who Keeps Up Her Act for a Lifetime Without Anyone Catching On, Then Has Children and Lives Out Her Days
I once read a quick transmigration novel where the heroine was trying to win over the male lead. She pretended that someone she loved had died, perhaps her family tutor, and kept up the act for her whole life. The male lead had once loved someone else, but later fell for her. They had children and spent their lives together. Please help me find it, sorry to be a bother.
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Looking For Hua Fei X The Fourteenth Prince, Yin Ti!!!!
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I think the author's intention of this book is very good. At first, I just thought it was an ordinary childbirth article. I like childbirth articles, not because I like children much, but because I like the depiction of a complete family getting along. This makes me very happy. But the author's setting of the heroine gives the novel a deeper meaning. The heroine is resistant to her partner and is a firm believer in not getting married. The author said that he wanted to give her a different feeling through such an experience. When the heroine has experienced so many happy lives in small worlds, whether she will still stick to her own ideas. When I saw the end, I thought that the heroine might find a partner to spend her life with. This ending is good, but it is too vulgar. Therefore, the author's final ending made me very happy. It made me feel that the heroine was thinking by herself, as if she had come alive. She was choosing her own path in life, breaking out of the shackles of the heroine being attached to the hero. I like this book very much. It is very in line with my taste. If you are interested, you can read it. If it does not suit your taste, you can also go shopping in the bookstore. You will definitely encounter something you like [love]
Looks good, the heroine is decisive and great
Good-looking and good-looking. I prefer the story about the witch and the Buddha, and the small world at the end. As a Chinese, everyone would want to travel back in time to change the tragic history. If only there was a chance to avoid those hardships. But overall, the whole book is still very warm and good, and it is worth reading. The only drawback is that the emotional tone is a bit bland and could be a little more intense. But I particularly like this heroine because she always has one goal, which is to go home.
This is the first novel I've read that has no fixed male protagonist. Although it's a childbirth system, you stay with the male protagonist in each world for a lifetime. You don't just leave after giving birth. The male protagonist is not particularly difficult to conquer. Although it is a strategy, it is not a kneeling or licking. The original version didn't make any mistakes, and the heroine came to take over. Overall, it was pretty good. Every world was okay. The only one I wanted to jump into was the world of beasts. It was short and not very sweet. Then there was the ending. I couldn't see enough. It ended too fast, but it was also an open ending.
This is a quick story that has a beginning and an end, everything is connected together, and there are some twists and turns in the logic. Every little story is very interesting, and I like the heroine very much. It is different from other routines. Other childbirth stories are all about giving birth to children, but the heroine gave herself the Qizhi Pill, saying that she could better protect the child when she was smart. It felt right at the time! ! [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post] I really like the author Zhifan and I really like this article [code live][code live][code live][code live]
The heroine does tasks in order to stay alive. She has no emotion, the system has little sense of existence, and there is a funny plot. You can't read it carefully. The heroine is very fickle and works as soon as she comes. The male protagonist is usually attracted by the system props, and then he loves the self-guided strategy and falls in love with the heroine... Anyway, I have finished reading it. Whether it is good or not is another matter. It is quite good for readers to finish it. Don't use logic. The novel is meant to kill time. It has an open ending. I think the heroine is still beautiful in the end~
It sounds great. Somewhat funny. What you like to listen to is being updated! Come on, author. The content of the stories is different, so that you can have the feeling of listening to them. But don't, they are all written almost the same as others. [Love][love][love]
It's a pretty good novel, with clear logic and complete structure. Whether it's the foreshadowing or the final plot, there doesn't seem to be any big flaws⊙_⊙ The heroine is very straightforward in the previous story. She just does it for money, to live, and to get revenge in the future, so she works hard to complete the task without even having any intention. This is the best. I originally wanted to give it four stars because the last two stories were a little messy. It should be because the outline of the story was messy and it didn't seem as smooth as the previous ones. But in the end, the ending was still written in my heart. Without the pen and ink, the paper people will all have their own development, come on! (ง•̀_•́)ง
It was so good, and the scene at the end where the emperor and his ministers exchanged identities was so funny.
I've finished reading another childbirth novel! Overall, there are a few worlds that are pretty good! The first world is quite young, quite realistic and a bit strange. It is mentioned that the original owner did not enter the palace but the heroine was already in the palace after wearing it. There is no introduction later, but this kind of logical background is a bit confusing (for example, in Xiaoma's world, why is the fifth concubine so good to the heroine? Just because she has a daughter? There is no connection written out, etc.). The worlds of Quan Chen (very fun and funny), Beast World (the setting is not bad, but it's really a bit short), and Little Mom (the same, a bit short, and the ending feels too rushed) are quite impressive. Generally speaking, the world is a bit small, and I ended it when I felt that the more I wrote, the better. Then in terms of the overall length, it would be really good if there were less descriptions of some appearances and things, the children or the end of the story were longer, and some logic or pitfalls were discussed. Entertainment to watch!