Name: From the Start, Raising Five Kids: What a Lively Military Compound
Author: Eat Hearty

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142Chapters

80Reads

8.7Score

16Listens

106kReads · all time

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[Military marriage in the 1970s + mind-reading + lots of treasures + heroine with several brains + hero who barely speaks + both leads are inexperienced] The rating has only just opened, so it’s a little low. Fu Sang transmigrates into a book as a background character who gets killed off in chapter three, a so-called brainless idiot. A brainless idiot? She has a doctorate in education, and she won’t swallow that insult. Her original body’s husband is a battalion commander who values comradeship more than marriage. His heart has room for the children his comrades left behind, but not even a corner for his wife. Fine. Whoever gives in first is a dog! Fu Sang rolls up her sleeves, planning to make a scene and then get a divorce. But after she returns home injured, why can she hear what the children are thinking? And why is her work-obsessed husband suddenly looking at her in such a strange way? He used to come home once every week or two, but now he wants to cuddle every single day. Fu Sang shivers. Her dog of a husband had better start acting like a person. If he keeps cuddling her, she really won’t be able to take it! A few warnings: The heroine has five children, only one of whom is her biological child. The other four aren’t the hero’s children, either. Even children born of the same mother can be filial or unfilial, so it’s only natural for one of the stepchildren to be a bit of a rotten apple. In her previous life, the heroine was a working professional. She knows when to put up with things, but when she draws a line, she’s tougher than anyone. She has confidence in herself and firm standards for men and in-laws.

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A very interesting book that people can't put down. The plot is compact and the content is eye-catching [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love]
10 likes2y ago
This novel is really wonderful. I don't understand why the rating is so low. It must be at least 9.1 Or above. There is no system in the book. The golden finger relies entirely on the heroine's own learning and educational achievements to change the real situation. She is not unreasonably lucky. Many characters are in line with the characteristics of that era. The ending is the best ending for everyone. It will not talk about the most perfect moment for everyone. It is the beginning and the end of a period. And those novels that can be skipped over those that are successful are those that are unnecessary, and those that are ridiculously lucky serve as a foreshadowing. Come on, author, keep writing new stories [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]
6 likes2y ago
Not bad, no cheats or other special features. Although I felt very sorry for the heroine, it was indeed difficult to get divorced in that era, especially military marriages, which were even more difficult. However, the author wrote very quickly in the later period, and some plots could not be linked [face covering]
5 likes2y ago
It's very good-looking, doesn't procrastinate, repays revenge and repays kindness, and it's also very good for educating children. Although Dahua is a bit different, overall it's still good [laughing][laughing][laughing] Everyone has a promising ending👍👍👍
4 likes2y ago
Tips before reading: This is not a sweet love story! This is not a sweet love story! This is not a sweet love story! This is an article centered on the heroine that radiates to children's education, husband-wife relationships, family siblings, and self-employment. Every part is covered and the hexagons are evenly developed. Storyline experience, no unnecessary nonsense. There will be some mistakes in the plot, but the flaws are not outweighed.
4 likes2y ago
First of all, I can accept the copywriting and the preface and continue reading. Then I personally recommend not to read the comments in the content. Finally, the writing style is okay, the content is relatively normal, and it is not particularly mindless. Anyway, I feel that I can make do with it when I am short of books.
3 likes2y ago
It's just that I'm very tired, frustrated and suffocated [crying]
3 likes2y ago
It's very interesting and realistic. The heroine is very smart and worries about her career. She won't be stupid and rely on men to support her. Yeah, the enterprising heroine is great!
3 likes2y ago
It's plain but not boring, very good. Some details or things can be extended. The ending feels a bit fast.
2 likes2y ago
Yes, it looks good, fits into daily life, and is relatively real.
2 likes2y ago

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