Quick Transmigration: I Became the Big Brother of Three Little Villains in the CEO's Family

This book tells the heartwarming story of a 17-year-old boy abandoned by his birth mother and unaware of his father's identity, who raises his triplets from afar with great difficulty. The author's writing style is very smooth. The older brother excels in math competitions and is mature and composed. The younger brother is good at playing the drums and has a lively and mischievous personality.

It's so pretty! There are some issues with the typography and punctuation, but the content is still very heartwarming! 🤔🤔🤔

I listened to the whole thing as an audiobook, so the reading time might show as short, but this book is just so heartwarming! I couldn't help but want to give it a little star 💕💕💕 The older brother is such a wonderful person; he gave all his patience and love to the three little villains, guiding them step by step towards the light. Watching them change and find happiness was so touching! Unfortunately, I've already finished it QAQ

It's alright, quite heartwarming, but the author tends to confuse names, and sometimes there's no punctuation after them, which looks a bit odd. Also, regarding the three little ones, Xingran is a girl, but she's always described as a boy with the "single" radical, probably for convenience.

"There's a really cool guy in my family. He's got three heads and six arms, and he's invincible. His hands are a bit rough too, and he taught me to walk by holding my hand."

It's good, but I almost cried at the end; it was so touching. 🥺

It's very heartwarming, really heartwarming, and especially beautiful. There's no scheming or plot involved; it's more of a warm and everyday story.

It's so beautiful! 💕😳❤️💕😳❤️💕😳❤️💕😳❤️💕😳❤️

It's so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful, I'm crying! 🥺

I don't actually like reading this kind of novel, but after clicking in and listening to a few chapters, I became hooked. After reading every chapter, I found it very touching.