Transmigrate to the 1970s: With a Childbearing System, I Marry an Infertile Officer

This book is good to read. The family is definitely not the best, and the heroine is not one to be offended. Both her parents-in-law are fine, but the daughter-in-law of the hero's second uncle's family is a bit jealous, but it seems that she has done nothing bad. She has no ability except a few sour words. The twins are so cute, and the author's descriptions are also vivid. Apart from the fact that it is still being serialized, there is nothing wrong with it. I urge the author online to update it a lot [laughter]

Very good and good-looking. The heroine's childbirth system is different from other books. It doesn't look like a childbirth system. It doesn't force children to have children. It's very casual. The male protagonist is a soldier. He has a cold personality but is very good to the heroine. He has been secretly in love with the heroine for more than ten years because he has azoospermia and doesn't want to harm the heroine. The heroine's family was reported to need someone to go to the countryside, so the family arranged a blind date and then the two families arranged it.

The old bookworm has tried the poison. 🍉 It's fun to watch, feel free to buy. No poisonous spots have been found so far. I have a look at the author's bookshelf. (I want to find a replacement.) It turns out that the old author has opened a new book. This is the third book I've read by the author. [Learned] Hmm. Will follow up. But it still needs to be nurtured. Chapter 200 See you later🤝

It's very interesting. I want to know when the heroine will get pregnant. I hope the second wife will give up soon! It would be best not to have so many top products appear!

The heroine is super good-looking and has a system. The hero has been secretly in love with the heroine for ten years. She is super sweet 👍 [learned] 🍉

Although the super good-looking heroine has a system, her skills are all acquired by herself. Forging iron requires oneself to be strong.

Commentary on "Marrying a commander with supplies and having no heirs, a military wife is prone to pregnancy and multiple births" "Bringing Materials to Marry the Commander-in-Chief Who Wants No Heir, the Military Wife Is Pregnant to Have Multiple Pregnancies" is an interesting science fiction romance novel. From the plot point of view, the setting is novel. The heroine Xu Qingluo, as a rising star of psychology in the 21st century, traveled back in time to the 1970s. She thought she would enjoy happiness but faced the crisis of being sent to the countryside. Later, she went on a blind date and married the infertile military officer Zhou Yuheng. The plot twist that she has a childbearing system breaks Zhou Yuheng's infertility dilemma and makes the story full of drama. Subsequent plots such as her pregnancy, her career as a psychiatrist, and her treatment of foreigners to make money enriched the content of the story and attracted readers to continue reading. However, there are also some problems in the plot. For example, the golden finger settings such as the childbirth system are too exaggerated, and some plot developments are abrupt and lack sufficient foreshadowing and rationality. In terms of character creation, Xu Qingluo has a distinct personality, possessing both the intelligence and independence of modern women and the ability to adapt to the background of a special era. As an officer, Zhou Yuheng has a relatively positive image, but the overall character portrayal is relatively insufficient, and the image of the supporting characters is also a bit thin, serving more to promote the plot. In terms of theme, the novel combines elements such as time travel, romance, and science fiction, showing love and life in a special era. It also includes the heroine's career development and other content. However, the depiction of the background of the times is not delicate and in-depth enough, and it fails to fully demonstrate the social style and humanistic atmosphere of the 1970s. Overall, this novel is suitable for readers who like light-hearted romance and science fiction time-travel themes. Although it has certain flaws, the novel setting and twists and turns of the plot still have a certain appeal. However, there is still room for improvement in plot logic and character creation.

The male protagonist's secret love has come true and he dotes on the female protagonist. The male and female protagonists have family backgrounds and their starting points are also different. The female protagonist has strong psychological counseling skills. She has a personal plan not to go to college but to become a university teacher and come to the psychological counseling room. The male protagonist also shines in the army. The female protagonist's family is very harmonious. The hero's family has a lot of goodies, but it's not unreasonable. In addition, the family handles things decisively, and the tops can't jump around. The twin sons are very cute and sweet-talking, and the daughter is also very good. They have their own careers when they grow up. The whole article is quite good, but the childbirth system feels too Buddhist 🤭 🤭

It is a very warm but unrealistic period story. From the beginning to the end, the heroine is very happy, and she is not happy because she marries a good family, but whoever she marries will be happy. The heroine is really powerful, knows a lot of things, is very considerate, has a sweet mouth and a good family, and can deal with all aspects of life with ease. Because of her existence, the male protagonist's family has become particularly happy. There are not many top stories in the book. It mainly tells the life of the heroine and the hero, their parents' filial piety, and the career development of the heroine. The hero successfully became a soft-boiled man 🤭

The overall framework is very good, and the male and female protagonists and some main supporting characters are not purely perfect. The characters and some small details are close to reality, but some plots seem a bit ignorant because the author may not have experienced or seen them. Moreover, there are too many bugs in the statements. Now I have seen more than 300 chapters, and now it has been updated to 500+. The author has not fixed the bugs. Overall, the book is a good book and worth reading. The plot is eloquent and not particularly exciting, but it makes people want to keep reading. If the author could take the time to correct the bugs in the previous words and sentences, and then read the comments from readers who have personally experienced it in the comment area, this book would definitely be better.