Daily Life Raising Kids in the 1960S

Nice! Blessed are those who like period stories about struggle and raising cubs! I'm a little familiar with the plot development. It's similar to the beginning of another story I read. In the beginning, all the adults in the family are dead, and they have the status of martyrs. There is only an adult protagonist, and many young children. Among them, there is a younger brother who was almost killed by a bullet, and a pair of twins (but in that story, they are relatives). I hope it's a coincidence, after all, I think this article is quite interesting! (There are really few articles about struggling to raise a baby in this era, but this is my new favorite) The character of the male protagonist is well grasped and vivid, and the plot development is okay. I just don't like the plot development of the male protagonist's fiancée very much, because the male protagonist pushed the reason for getting food to her (although there is no other reason, but I still don't like it), which has gained the favor of some of the pups in the male protagonist's family. I don't want these pups to be deceived! Fortunately, one of the cubs is smart. As for whether the male protagonist will have a CP in the end, I don't know now. After all, it has only been updated to more than 50 chapters, but she is not the fiancée of the original protagonist anyway. If the hero wants to have a CP, I hope the emotional line will be written better, otherwise it is better to have no CP! (But at that time, would any girl marry a family with seven children? Unless the male protagonist doesn't care about these seven children and divides the family, but the male protagonist has a system, and the system is still a cub-raising system)

It's good to watch, but the main character also has flaws, but that's normal. Why should a person who was kidnapped from a plane work hard without complaint? Fortunately, the protagonist is kind enough and the original owner's family is also good.

The setting is pretty good. When he travels from modern times to the era, his attitude may be more in line with our thoughts. After all, we all grew up in the city. Even in the countryside, there is not much farm work. After all, there is high technology. After all, sometimes we are lazy and need some high-tech activities like hanging carrots and a small waste system. In Dada's writing, the protagonist is happy even when he is sad. Whether it's good or bad, there's also that feeling of being gray. If you don't write down, you can keep chasing it.

To be honest, the score of 6.6 Is a bit low, or it may be due to different personal preferences. Some readers don't like such slow-burning articles. In fact, the whole article is quite good. The only drawback is that there is no female protagonist. It is beautiful.

After reading this book, what I like most is the female characters in it that are not perfect in most people's eyes, such as Lu Mingxi and Gu Baoxia. Lu Mingxi is a person who puts interests first, but I feel that she has not done anything wrong. She is also positive when she knows her mistakes. Correction, and then try to be as smooth as possible in subsequent interpersonal interactions. She will clearly reject those who pursue her, and she will reciprocate them in subsequent interactions. In my opinion, this is not considered Neptune's behavior. If both parties are sincere, it is quite fair. As for Gu Baoxia, she was wrong in the beginning, and it was wrong for her to coax the original owner. However, when the protagonist first threatened her, she said that the grudges before giving him food would be wiped out. So I don't quite understand some people who say that if she wants to be punished, the matter between them is already settled, and there is no need to hold on to this point.

To be honest, it's quite good. I was attracted to it by the title and introduction at first, but I was almost put off by the number of readings, ratings and the number of people who rated it. But after thinking about it, I gave it a try and found that the writing is pretty good. In fact, except for a few details, it was not very detailed, such as going to school, and suddenly it was about the plot of them coming back from school [face covering][ Face covering], I thought when would I go to school to sign up for this, and when my family was very poor at the beginning, I didn't write clearly about how to spend money (maybe it's the sequelae of reading farming articles, and I'm very sensitive about money hahahahaha), but it's really well written in a non-CP article 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Come on, author! ! ! I think your article deserves more people to read it! !

The ending is a bit rushed and leaves a lot of foreshadowing. I want to see the lives of other people after the male protagonist leaves, I want to see Lu Mingdong's final choice, and I also want to see what tasks the male protagonist has to complete in other worlds and how to complete the tasks. It will definitely be fun to get along with the male protagonist's character who likes to complain and the little system with a bit of a venomous tongue in the later period. Alas, I don't know if the author will write an extended novel about Lu Yuanqing.

After watching this, I feel that Lu Yuanqing's innocence is even less clear. It was already rumored by the villagers that he would never forget that Gu Baoxia never got married, and now it is even more rumored that he was so affectionate that he followed Gu Baoxia hahahahahahahahaha

The plot was okay, but Lu Yuanqing used his "fiancée" title to get food to impress the Lu family, which was a small hidden danger. I hope the follow-up can be handled more smoothly. And as mentioned in the introduction, there is no cp. I hope this can be implemented and don't sell dog meat on the sheep's head. However, it seems that there is no sign of this (referring to the love line) at present, and I hope it will continue.

The author writes very well, why is the rating so low? The golden finger is of little use. The male protagonist relies on his own ability to support a large and small family, pulling all the children into adults and training them to become talents!