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It's well written. At least there isn't a very positive person in the plot now. Hahaha, it's very interesting. The heroine's eldest son is a child who relies on the heroine's spiritual spring water. He is not that close to the heroine when he grows up. This kind of son is really rare in female channels. [Hold face] The heroine said that the Jia family wanted to take over the Lin family property. His first reaction was that it was impossible. His second reaction was that he did not believe what the heroine said. [Hold his face] [Hold his face] He was really an ordinary man in ancient times who was not smart and had no masculine charm.

It's quite good. She traveled to Lin Ruhai's Aunt Jiang in Dream of Red Mansions and gave birth to a son. After giving birth to her son, her character collapsed. The heroine wanted to go out to start a business or something, but Lin Ruhai wanted to stop her from having another child. She gave him a medicine and gave birth to a pair of twins, letting him raise them by himself. The endings of Daiyu and some girls in Dream of Red Mansions have changed.

I only watched the first story, it was very interesting, not particularly dark about Jia Min, and Lin Ruhai doesn't have a special love brain. The heroine is very business-savvy and wants to make her career bigger and stronger. The heroine doesn't have a mother's heart, but she will tell some truths to Daiyu and protect her growth. I like the ending of Daiyu and Xueyu in it, live for yourself~

This is the first time I watched a time travel from this angle. Hahahaha, I thought it was a house fight at first, but it turned out that the heroine was so crazy about her career that she didn't even want to have children. But then Lin Ruhai became seriously ill, and things became interesting. It seems that the author meant to get rid of the Jia family and dismantle the CP, which is also very good. Come on

So far, the writing is quite good. It's possible that the title of this book has attracted too many spoiled wives, and the comment section is sometimes chaotic. The heroines have already explained why they only have one child, and the comment section keeps asking why they don't have more. Just because the heroine has a golden finger, it doesn't mean that giving birth is painless or that her childbirth is risk-free. I didn't expect that there are so many loyal fans of motherhood in the comment area. Do they think that giving birth to a child is like giving birth to a watermelon? So easy? Isn't it necessary to raise a child? Don't you need to teach me how to raise light? If you want to have a baby of eighteen, go watch Indian dramas. After reading this book, I felt that it was quite to my liking, the plot was pretty good, and the author's writing style was really good. Followed

The heroine doesn't have much strength, how will she deal with the scabby monk and the lame Taoist priest later? There is a more powerful Fairy Jing Huan

The heroine is very powerful. After giving birth to a son, she was able to make Lin Ruhai compromise and agree to her condition of continuing to have a second child. Finally, she started a business with the prince. She also lived a long life in old age. After both sons died, she also passed away.

Hahahaha, sad Master Lin, none of his wives seem to like him.

Why is the rating so low? Except for the first character who I'm not familiar with, I think the descriptions of the other two aunt characters in Dream of Red Mansions are pretty good, and they both have better endings. Personally I think it's pretty good, the plot is quite compact and the story is reasonable. Pretty good.

See the second story. The writing is quite good, but I thought it was a bit too depressing when I read it. The heroines are both very good heroines. Let's not talk about their moral flaws, but the first two heroines are very independent and sober people. It's just that life in ancient times was too depressing, with restrictions on women, the heroine's struggle to break through, and the helpless compromises of other female characters. In short, it seemed a bit depressing... I have to slow down...

Oh my god, Jia Min is so kind, and Brother Si is so tolerant.

The logic is clear and reasonable! Disadvantages: Slow update! ! It's easy to forget the previous story! No matter how old you are, it won't feel fresh anymore when you look back...

It's good to watch. I like the protagonist's character. Although Lin Ruhai is a bit OOC, overall, the story line is very interesting.

The content is detailed and in line with the trend of Dream of Red Mansions. It's good-looking and recommended.

Lin Ruhai was going crazy because of her child, seeing this

It's a different experience and smooth to watch. I hope the author can work hard!

I like it very much. It is a novel with a hard-working heroine and a distinctive personality.

Very beautiful and worth recommending! ! !

Remember the Lin family, but not the royal family?

After the end, he suddenly cheated

Love it, but a little lacking

Could it be that the low rating is because it steps on the pain points of some charming men and women? Hahaha

I don't like the first world, and the routines are very common, but the last two are okay and quite novel, but it's a pity that Aunt Zhou didn't finish it.

Not bad, but it ended so suddenly

The article is pretty good, But there are only two small worlds. I didn't see enough, so I deducted one star.

I only watched the first story, it was okay

The second person story is the best, I recommend reading the second one first

Although they are all concubines from Dream of Red Mansions, I feel the writing is too smooth. Second Sister You feels like a black widow.

The first world is very exciting. The heroine is smart and loves her career most.

It looks good. I've been a bookworm for ten years and can't find any faults at the moment.