
Have the Kids Gone Astray? Don't Worry, Their Mom Is Here
崽崽们长歪了?别怕,亲妈穿来了
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The author's writing is very powerful and mature! The characters constructed are very full! The female protagonist is very powerful. A woman has three children and runs her own business. If she hadn't suddenly disappeared for ten years, I think her three children would have been very happy even without the male protagonist! The male protagonist dedicates himself to the country and abandons his family. Due to the confidentiality of his work and neglect of care, he cannot go home often, which makes the female protagonist mistakenly think that he does not love her or this family! Later, the male protagonist fell ill again, recovered, and disappeared from his companionship for five years. The three children are suffering the most, especially Baozhu. His name is Rubao Ruzhu, but in fact he has lived the worst life. Seeing Baozhu imprisoned like this, to be honest, I can't forgive the male and female protagonists! What kind of parents are these? One has not been seen for ten years, the other for five years, and they send themselves to the countryside to be raised by others. Why give birth to children if they can't be raised? ? But the disappearance of the heroine was a force majeure factor, and the heroine also complained! The male protagonist is sick and cannot take care of himself. He also needs to recover and cannot take care of his family at all. The male protagonist's fault lies in trusting the wrong person. He gives so much money a month, and the result is that the children are unlucky and suffer hardship. The male protagonist is like a bad guy, giving money to the evil-hearted neighbors and letting them abuse his children! The male protagonist has poor judgment and poor ability to recognize people. Of course, it may be that he doesn't know because he doesn't go back often, and he is deceived, which creates all the realities! This book tells us, don't have children if you don't have the ability. If you don't have time to take care of them, you still have children and don't raise them. This is extremely irresponsible behavior. Don't imitate it! A sudden disappearance like this in the book is just like an accident in reality. It is indeed unpredictable. In the end, I hope every child will be treated with tenderness!
It's very beautiful and the settings are very reasonable. Although it seems unreasonable at first, there are actually explanations later. I don't know why the rating is so low, but it's very beautiful. Okay, it gets uglier as we go to the back. What a plot. It's so cruel. But something could happen to the child.
It's a bit bloody, but it's pretty good-looking, and you don't need to go into the details. However, the big hole left by the male protagonist's inaction is hard to fill, and the hole left by the female protagonist's time travel ten years is also hard to fill. Therefore, there is a high probability that it will leave a knot in my heart [currently in preparation] That's it, the work is still good.
The heroine is really smart and cares about the children. The heroine inexplicably time travels ten years later. Zhuzhu has suffered too much. Can't the hero keep his mouth? It is very similar to the spirit of people in the past who worked silently and never explained. Let me tell you a few words. Where did so much suffering come from?
There may be some spoilers. Personally, I feel that the first hundred chapters are an introduction to life in these years. Not everyone can be so lucky. It is necessary to understand the situation before traveling through time. Moreover, the heroine does not know that she has traveled through time. The plot will be clearly explained later, and no one is an unimportant role. The male protagonist doesn't care about anything, human life is at stake, and many decisions are not made by him. It's hard work ahead, but after all the hard work, you'll be rewarded. Each child's setting is very unique and can easily be integrated into the plot. It's quite beautiful, and as the kids say, ninety-nine and eighty-one are difficult. It is recommended to watch less and read the commentary. In the first hundred chapters, either the heroine or the hero complained about this or this kid or that kid. Everyone was shot. The main reason was that some of the scoldings were too unpleasant, which affected the reading of the article. The heroine and hero of "Slow Water" are not without brains. They will talk things over if they have misunderstandings and are very affectionate. Don't be too harsh on the children in the book. They are all children. We may sometimes look at this novel from our modern perspective, but forget the historical background of the setting. 1. The heroine really died 2. The male protagonist does not care about his children 3. A family of six reunited. It's worth watching. The heroine must take revenge even though it's too late.
I thought it was the end. It was very interesting. I read it in one sitting. I've read a short novel before, it's similar, but 20 years have passed since the heroine came back by train. The last few chapters were quite interesting, but then there was a complete twist, and the hero's imagination was revealed, which is a big BE! ! ! I hope it will be HE in the end, really! Write well and stop being B
How can I put it this way? It's good to watch, the writing is delicate, the plot is smooth, and the family love in it is quite touching. The neighbors help each other, and the relationship between classmates and brothers is also very delicate. It's not just for the sake of writing. However, there are too many scenes of victims described in it. There are too many scenes of the boss, the second child, and Baozhu being abused. And because of road construction, Baozhu went to the countryside to suffer hardship for ten years. He just said "forget about this" and passed away. The male protagonist and the child are surrounded by evil people. This kind of description of the victims makes me shake my head. Personally, I prefer to read articles where people around me exude good intentions.
It has been updated to chapter 146 and I have finished reading them all. Overall it's okay, just give it a try. The more awkward point is, does "Zhuzhu'er" have to be typed with the word "er"? It made me feel uncomfortable all over. In addition, the orb described in the article seems to have an intellectual disability and does not look like an 11-year-old child. Even after going through those things, it wouldn't be like this. Baozhu went to the village when she was 5 years old. When she came back, she struggled to speak, but she learned to write, which was outrageous.
The author's writing style and logic are very good. At first, I was a little angry at the male protagonist's inaction. The female protagonist left home for ten years, and his life seemed to have stopped. He didn't care about his children, and his family didn't care about it. He even didn't know that his daughter was sent to the countryside and abused, and his two sons grew like weeds. It all makes me feel that as a man, as a male protagonist, and as a father, this is not what I should be doing. The heroine has a good personality and a decent way of doing things. She is not just giving in or illogical. Until I read the last few chapters, which explained the reasons why the male protagonist has spent all these years, I was still thinking about how the hole dug by the author could be filled, but the hole was filled, which really made me feel a little convinced. It was really hard and difficult for scientific researchers back then. The male protagonist was a person who sacrificed his family for everyone. Love was too luxurious for him. The only thing he could persist in was believing that the female protagonist was still alive. When I didn't see the last chapter, I wanted to persuade the author to write this book as a heroine. Because of the length of the male protagonist's appearance and his early description, he is just a tool, but the author did a good job in rounding this up. I really like the part where the author wrote that the heroine and the boss just reconciled and they made a hole in the wall to use the phone. Mother's love doesn't need many words to describe Just say Zhuangzhuang, as long as mom is always here Thanks to the author for describing the greatness of maternal love
Absolutely, it should be renamed The Nine-Nine-Eighty-One Difficulties of the Protagonist's Family