At Six, I Want to Raise Twins
六岁想养双胞胎
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's well-written; the more you read, the better it gets. Of course, there are also shortcomings, and I'll just offer my personal opinion. This book is a slow-paced novel. It's not that a slow pace can't be written, but the beginning wasn't well-written; it didn't establish the theme as a leisurely story. The system and rebirth elements strongly suggest that it falls into the mainstream, fast-paced online novel category.
It's beautiful, with a storytelling feel to it, but it's strange that there are so few people.
I'm currently on chapter 230. The last book I read was *The Chronicle of Changing Fate*, and it's quite a coincidence that I'm now reading *Six-Year-Old Wants to Raise Twins*. I've found many of its principles to align with the *I Ching*, or more precisely, with the combined ideas of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism. I also really like the author's perspectives.
The first half was quite excellent, but the latter half was filled with debates, explanations, and reasoning, creating a sense of pent-up frustration that gradually built up. Five stars for the first half, three stars for the second half, four stars overall.
The plot is decent, and the plot device isn't too overpowered; the characters still rely on their parents' hard work. It mainly focuses on daily life, but the sudden hiatus is strange. Perhaps the story progressed too slowly, some readers disliked it and abandoned it, and poor readership led to its abandonment.
It's a very good book, please don't let it fall apart. Second viewing, pretty good.
It's beautiful. It's not just about unrealistic plot twists; the everyday life conveyed between the lines is what makes it so appealing.
It reads very smoothly, keep it up, author! 🥰
The content is great; the everyday life is truly authentic, and the face-slapping tropes are something you only see in overpowered protagonist novels. However, I still want to say that the title has a huge impact. I'm often looking for something to read, and I only click on this book when it's recommended. Otherwise, just looking at the title, I would only think it's a typical transmigration to ancient times story where the protagonist starts by taking in maids 😂
Good, well written.