[Team pet + sweetness + superpowers + getting rich] Shen Rongrong was pushed into the zombie wave by her teammates, and her back legs became a milk baby in the era. This little baby was unusual. He went into a poor mountain and brought back a ginseng plant, which made a lot of money for his family. He went into the mountains again and harvested a bunch of big tomatoes, which he asked his brothers to carry back home. As the milk doll becomes more and more proficient in using its birth-promoting powers, the whole family is numb. Did the good baby dig a treasure house in that poor mountain? The little boy held his head high and said, "Stop looking, that treasure house is mine!" Yun Yi knew that the girl next door to him was a fairy since he was a child, and he waited for the fairy to abduct her home when she became an adult. The little fairy didn't know that the neighbor brother had done something wrong, and she was still complaining about herself: Why didn't anyone write me a love letter? Yun Yi, who still wanted to wait until she was an adult before confessing to her, couldn't sit still and held her in his arms. After brewing for a long time, his face turned red and he said: "Don't move, there are mosquitoes!"
Reader comments
Overall, it's pretty good, but it's a little too fast. I was three and a half years old at the beginning, then four years old in the blink of an eye, I was in elementary school at six years old, and then I went directly to junior high school, high school, and college. It didn't add up to much, and now I have graduated from 300 episodes and got married. There is obviously a lot to say in the middle. For example, when I was four years old, I clearly mentioned that I would go to Kyoto to celebrate the male protagonist's birthday, and that my godfather had just found a partner, but it turned out that I was six years old. These two things were skipped, and I only mentioned a few words later.
After the heroine gets pregnant and meets an old man, it's basically the finale, which is about 329 episodes, followed by the heroine's dream about her past life (it may also be a parallel world), and then the original heroine's plot in the original book (the heroine's grandma's sister is the heroine in the original book). I skipped the heroine's past life plot, and just listen to the plot of the original book as another novel.
Overall, it's pretty good, but it's a little too fast. I was three and a half years old at the beginning, then four years old in the blink of an eye, I was in elementary school at six years old, and then I went directly to junior high school, high school, and college. It didn't add up to much, and now I have graduated from 300 episodes and got married. There is obviously a lot to say in the middle. For example, when I was four years old, I clearly mentioned that I would go to Kyoto to celebrate the male protagonist's birthday, and that my godfather had just found a partner, but it turned out that I was six years old. These two things were skipped, and I only mentioned a few words later. After the heroine gets pregnant and meets an old man, it's basically the finale, which is about 329 episodes, followed by the heroine's dream about her past life (it may also be a parallel world), and then the original heroine's plot in the original book (the heroine's grandma's sister is the heroine in the original book). I skipped the heroine's past life plot, and just listen to the plot of the original book as another novel.