Transmigrate into a Book: The 1970S Cannon-Fodder Girl Raises Kids and Makes Money

Why hasn't anyone commented yet? I think it's very good, plain and warm.

Great support for the author, I like this kind of heartwarming article.

Oh my god, I do radio gymnastics every morning. Life is enough.

It's so good-looking, very bland. The people in it are all nice, but nothing super. Also, the male protagonist's family, brother and sister-in-law are all very nice. The male protagonist is not as aloof as other male protagonists. This one is relatively childish and cute, and the children are also cute. I also like the heroine's sister, because she was so cute when she was a kid that she competed with the hero for her sister, haha, but it's a pity that she doesn't have an official match.

If the heroine helps her parents, she helps her parents. Why should she help other people in the bullpen? Every time I make delicious food, I have to give it to the hero's family. The hero's parents won't talk about it, but why do the hero's brothers and sisters-in-law have to give it to the hero's family every time they make it. The heroine eats Erhe noodle steamed buns for her eldest aunt, and she eats white noodle steamed buns for the male protagonist's brother and sister-in-law. Isn't there a big difference?

It's pretty good, but the heroine in the original book didn't get much written about it later on.

Why can't the author Lingquan water save my sister's IQ? I can only give four stars.

Nice! It's plain, happy and warm, and there aren't that many top-notch ones. I like this the best. It's full of fireworks and makes you feel relaxed. Big, great, great!

The family is short-lived and has a warm and cozy family.

When will my sister feel better? [Crying]