Fifties: I Take My Real Daughter and Adopted Daughter and Marry a Military Officer

A well-written novel. Although not many people have rated it or read it, it is a rare and good period novel that I have seen on Tomato. The era chosen is also relatively niche. It was the 1950s after the founding of the People's Republic of China. The adopted children were all very cute little girls.

It's quite a good read, and I finished it without realizing it. The story is clear and the atmosphere is warm. The heroine is good at educating children, and the interactions with her adopted daughter are also very warm. The adopted daughter is also very smart and independent. Since the adoptive mother discovered that her adopted daughter is smart and independent, she has been more focused on guiding the child, and will not directly make decisions for her because the child is too young. This is a very good point!

It's really well written, but it's too short. The heroine is very wise, doesn't pick problems, isn't afraid of them, and handles people and things very well. Will continue to follow.

This is the first time I have read more than 300 chapters in one go. The growth story without intrigues does not feel too long at all. The main plot is great, but the emotional portrayal of the male and female protagonists is also great. The two daughters are also lively and cute in their own way. The other supporting characters are also very three-dimensional, such as Cheng Jiahui and Fengying who work hard and start to have children. Finally, Feng Ying is free and easy and says to her husband that she has no time to have children. Each of them does not become a role that surrounds the heroine, but makes themselves shine. Different from other true and false Qianjin novels, it does not write some slap-in-the-face contrasting plots. Instead, it is about living your own life and enjoying your own life. It is more real and touching than many similar novels. From many details, it can be seen that the author is a person with great wisdom in life. I hope that such a treasured author will write a new article. This book is really the chaff in the tomato [Sending my heart]

It's a very good-looking, warm, loving, and flowing period novel. The image of the heroine Zhao Jing is as her name suggests, demure, peaceful, and determined in her heart. She is the respected Principal Zhao, a warm and reliable mother, a capable literacy teacher, and a soft and pleasant wife. In the family line, which accounts for a large proportion, the heroine is persuasive and more like a powerful and loving guide. Whether it is the real daughter Fang Suwei who was exchanged or the orphan Baitao adopted by the hero, they all became generous and talented under the guidance and training of the heroine. There are relatively few words describing the biological sons, but they all left a smart and cute impression on people. Among period novels, this can definitely be called a fast-paced, clean and neat book. The writing is very good, and the plot is compact but not tense, giving people a smooth and soothing feeling. The heroine and heroine simply had a flash marriage and a flash love, and the troubles mentioned in the introduction were solved decisively. At the same time, the stories of many supporting characters in the book are also well told, such as the growing daughter, the transformed Fengying, the conservative Wu Mei, the accepting reality Cheng Jiahui... (I just realized that I actually remember these names! I can't even remember the names of some books after reading the book), and the chapter title "You have become the world I want to see" perfectly explains the cool point of this article.

I have read a lot of period novels such as Rebirth and Soul Transmutation. This is the first time that the heroine did not open a store to make a fortune, and there is no big gold finger. [Like] It only focuses on raising children, living a plain and intelligent life [Note] I think book friends with children will learn a lot. ~The protagonists are their family, excellent parents (sweet), attentive, considerate, smart and kind-hearted Su Wei, super social cow, smart, enthusiastic and righteous Xiao Taozi... In fact, the author could have extended the story, but he didn't, so it is short but concise, and it is worth reading for three perspectives!

The author's ability to control time and space is still very strong. If it had been anyone else, he would have been able to write 3/4 million words in such a long span. There are not many keywords, and the highlights of the stage are also described in detail. The passage of time over several decades is not rigid at all. The romance between the last few children is still based on the first two adopted daughters, and it also has a beginning and an end. Personally, I don't think there is much of a problem. (Personally, I don't really like watching children fall in love) In terms of character design, Xiao Taozi is the biggest highlight that distinguishes it from articles of the same type. It's fresh but not out of touch with that era. Of course, the description of the eldest Su Wei, who is a representative of traditional girls, is also very consistent with the characteristics of the corresponding flower (jasmine) given to her in the end. Very vivid. The last extra chapter unexpectedly touches on the second son-in-law's former blind date, especially the "poor man" at the end who once again attributes his misfortune to others. The author's ingenuity is wonderful! The only thing I can see as a web article is that the downfall of the fake daughter Fang Susu is not very satisfying (it's just that it's not pleasant to write, but it's actually quite miserable) and the regret of Su Wei's mother is relatively subtle. However, according to the author's writing style, the whole article is not too restricted in the depiction of suffering. The disaster moments of nature and human nature are briefly touched on, which is quite good.

The writing is particularly good. Although I love reading novels that focus on romance, the basic relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is pitiful, and the male protagonist is reduced to a background. I would like to give five stars to this novel. Usually I just give up on this kind of novel, but I finished reading this one because the female protagonist has a very positive core and is very powerful. Not only is she good enough, but she also radiates to everyone around her to become better. Everyone around her slowly grows up around her and realizes their own value. It is very touching to watch it. I also want to be such a person to make myself stronger. And it is not like a diary like other novels. This one revolves around the heroine's daily life of raising and educating children, and slowly unfolds her thoughts and ideas. And many of her ways of educating children are worth learning.

I have finished reading it completely. At the beginning, the heroine did not have a golden finger. I was still thinking about how to survive in this barren era without a golden finger. However, the heroine told me through her actions that I can bloom brilliant flowers in a barren land without a golden finger and use wisdom, knowledge, courage and tenacity. 🌺 The author's writing style must have been revised and modified under the supervision of readers to become such a wonderful three-dimensional content that I saw today. The characters are full-bodied, and the heroine does not have the extreme personality of the heroine in other novels. She is obviously very plain, but she is very attractive. It is completely worthy of the heroine's high education before time travel. Some books write about the heroine who is so awesome and highly educated, but she is a mess after time travel. In short, this book is worth reading.

The heroine author's character is very good. I really like these shining women. I can't do it myself, but I always look forward to it. The heroine also likes children's education very much. Excellent people can always bring positive energy and good changes to the people around them.