Raising Two Kids in the Sixties
六零养俩娃
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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Any Child-Rearing Novels With Fair, Chubby, Super-Cute Little Ones?
Any childcare stories? The kind with a chubby, adorable little one who's as cute as can be.
I Hate Stories Where They Hoard Their Spatial Supplies and Never Use Them. Give Me One Where They Use Everything Freely
Looking for books similar to "Reborn in the Sixties: My Pocket Dimension Has Billions of Resources".
Stories About Raising Kids: You Deserve an Adorable Baby
A child-rearing story centered on raising a child, with the female lead ending up with both love and family.
Looking for a Period Piece with Child-Rearing and a Pocket Dimension, with Her Own Kids, Not Stepchildren or Younger Siblings
Looking for books like 1970s: Be the Prettiest Military Wife, Raise the Best Kids. No stepmothers, or I'll really get mad. Preferably something complete.
A Riches-to-Riches Story About Overseas Students in the ’70s and ’80s
Looking for stories like "A Post-2000s Overseas Student Transmigrates into the 1980s". Period novels about government-sponsored students getting rich abroad.
Period Romance: Female Lead Has a Child and a Pocket Dimension
Transmigration
Transmigration to a Period-Era Military Marriage with Three Kids
Quick Transmigration Novels Set in the 1970s and 1980s
Looking for books similar to "Quick Transmigration: The Powerful Men Cry Over Me in Period Novels". Every world should be set in a different period.
Stockpiling Supplies and Raising the Kids
Looking for books like "A Thousand Billion Supplies in My Space: Escaping Famine With Three Kids". Does anyone know a story where the heroine learns she’ll transmigrate and stockpiles supplies in advance, then flees the famine and raises the kids on her own?
I Want Stories About Raising Kids
Looking for books like "After Raising the Child for Four Years, Her Rich Biological Father Came Looking for Them".
A Period Novel About Transmigrating Into a Book, Doting on His Wife and Raising Kids Without Going to the Countryside, With a Factory-Owner Hero and a Great-Cook Heroine
Looking for books like *Kicked Out of the Family Compound: Marrying an Older Man, Raising Kids, and Taking It Easy (Yesterday's Longing Like the Wind)*. A period piece, transmigrate into a book, devoted husband, raising kids, no rural relocation, the male lead starts a factory, the female lead is a great cook, and no poverty alleviation.
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Transmigrating to the 1960s to Raise Kids
Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1970s, I Win My Husband and Raise Our Baby with My Space
Transmigrated to 1958 to Raise the Kids
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The author is really great! It's very engaging and makes you want to keep reading. Adding punctuation would make it even better. I have high hopes for you! ❤️
I really like the female lead's character design.
I read it in one go, it was really good. At least it's not overly sentimental or philanthropic, and it has its limits. I really like the female lead's temper. Although the author wrote that the female lead could take chickens and meat at home at will, there were some loopholes. As a husband in the army, I feel that he would definitely have noticed.
It's a very good book and worth reading.
Both the male and female leads have interesting personalities, but my preference is for stories about having and raising children, not just simple stories about raising children. For me, the female lead's transmigration means she's inhabiting a previous body's child; it doesn't count as the current female lead's child, even if they're from the same body.
The female lead is a bit ruthless; she's not a saint at all. From God's perspective, the girl's behavior was a bit excessive.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It's so beautiful! 🥰🥰
The female lead is really awesome; she doesn't hold back at all when it comes to revenge.
It's well-written, but author, are you sure the current cover is better than the previous one?