
The Delicious Everyday Life of Raising Kids in the 1960s
美滋美味的六零养娃日常
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- The 1960s Countryside Life: Raising Kids and Enjoying the Gossip六零下乡养娃吃瓜日常Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's pretty good. The female lead is indifferent to fame and fortune, leisurely raising her child, while the male lead is intelligent, skilled, and handles all the housework. It's just a pity that the female lead donated hundreds of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions but received nothing in return. I wonder if her credit will be stolen and attributed to someone else. Could you add more details later?
To each their own, this is exactly what I like, but there's just too little of it; I'm not satisfied with just looking at it. Could you give me more? 😘💕
I've read at least a hundred novels from the Tomato Era, and this is the only one I've reread. Although it has many minor flaws and isn't perfect, it's just the kind of book I can enjoy and am willing to read a second time. There's no hostility or invincible villains; it's all ordinary and down-to-earth.
At first glance, it felt a bit abrupt, like I was missing a lot of information before suddenly starting this chapter. However, as I read on, things started to become clearer, and it became quite enjoyable. If you're interested, please be patient and keep reading; it's really good.
Although it depicts everyday life, the four little buns leap off the page, full of fun and engaging, making it easy to keep reading. While the rating isn't high, the author's consistent updates deserve five stars. This book is even more interesting than some 9-point books! Keep it up! [Learned something new][Thumbs up]
It's really beautiful, and the kids are especially cute.
Life continued leisurely. Because the Xia family members practiced the martial arts, they were able to live healthy lives, with lifespans all exceeding one hundred years. Xia Yuanqiang and his sons continued to travel. Yu Rujia occasionally joins their team. Throughout her life, she had Han Meifeng who unconditionally protected her; She has a man who dotes on her;
This is a great novel. I was surprised to learn that the author was banned after writing the first 100,000 words, but the current plot is still excellent. Aside from the bee-controlling element, the story flows smoothly. I actually prefer a female lead who doesn't suffer much, so I don't think it significantly impacts the overall experience.
It's pretty good. I read the comments and thought the author's writing style had changed, but after reading it, I realized it's alright, still the same old flavor. Many comments say that the female lead, having transmigrated for so long and possessing such great abilities, is being insulted and criticized for not fighting back. I'm a bit speechless.
The female lead is a powerful transmigrator who has traveled to many worlds. Her adoptive mother is incredibly kind to her, but if you connect her to her biological daughter, it's quite easy for her to become defensive. The male lead is hardworking, handsome, virtuous, and capable.