Good Girl, Lift Your Foot. You’re Stepping on My Imperial Robe

It's so well written, wow, wow, wow, I burst into tears when I read it at the beginning, but I felt so happy at the end, and I feel so comfortable. Yoyo baby is so cute, and I can't help but smile like an aunt when I look at it. I hope the author will transform into a perpetual motion machine, and update it soon! O(^▽^)o

The teacher's Zaizai stories are as good as ever. The first few chapters really made my teeth itch. I was so angry that I almost stopped reading. It wasn't until Lingwu found Yoyo later that it became sweet. Don't stop, Teacher. I'm really anxious to see that reborn girl turn over. I wish the teacher would update it ten times a day. [I'm about to cry] Yoyo is really a very, very cute and well-behaved Zaizai [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

[Top post] (Stacked armor, comments only represent personal opinions) I've finished reading it. It's super good. This should be the second novel I've read completely and comfortably on Tomato. The plot is very logical, the writing is good, and the characters are full-bodied. Every character is super vivid. I don't feel that the character design is a template, such as a lonely dad, a group of broken brothers and sisters, a healing cub, and a cold little bamboo horse. There is no such routine at all! ! ! There is no plot about pressing the head to forgive the dumplings, and there is no nonsense at all. Little Yoyo is really a super cute baby, and Lingwu has always been Yoyo's supporter. The whole novel is about a poor little boy gaining a little bit of happiness from his family under the care of his brother. But it is a pity that the flow of the novel is not enough and the plot ends abruptly. I have not read enough [crying] [crying] How come such a beautiful article is not popular [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] In conclusion, if you like real cub stories but don't like template-style routines, you can give it a try! ! !

It's really good-looking. The Yoyo character at the beginning is so heart-wrenching. She is a real and fake daughter. I thought it would be a cliche story where the uncles discovered Yoyo's cuteness and kindness during a misunderstanding, or that Yoyo was disappointed in them and gave up on them. But there is a good uncle, a brother (male protagonist) who is better than his family members, who takes the lead, and fully accepts the relationship between the male and female protagonists (who can knock each other, are childhood sweethearts, and don't have the awkwardness of falling in love at a young age). Currently, it is a brother-sister relationship. The male protagonist has been preparing for the female protagonist's power and influence, but the premise is that the female protagonist also has this ability and the male protagonist is also very strong. . . . . It's just that the author has updated too little.

Super cute Yoyo, it made me burst into tears when I saw it, I really felt sorry for Tuanzi. Fortunately, I had my fourth uncle, and later I met the young male protagonist, and everything got better and better. I never expected the development of the plot. This is the reason why I like to read Dawen the most. Every day I update it, I have new expectations. By the way [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua] The big crow Lu Gugua in the new book is smarter than Shanda Weiwei. He is worthy of being the self-proclaimed eldest son, wise and responsible, hahahahahahaha It ended suddenly, and I'm still sad two days later [crying][crying][crying]

There are a lot of childlike words, but it's so beautiful! The author vividly outlines the image of Yo Bao who was pitiful in the past but has always been lovely. It felt like the ending was too fast. I was so fascinated by it that I felt like I still had more to say.

This novel for children is so amazing! The author uses delicate brushwork to vividly display the innocence and whimsy of children's world. Those childlike conversations, imaginative adventures, and Youyou's ignorant but sincere emotions are like smart notes, playing a warm movement. The story is healing and full of power. People can't help but immerse themselves in it and regain the pure beauty in their hearts. The witty eldest son Guagua, the gentle wife Yoyo, and uncles and brothers, the most impressive thing is that the money tree is a real money tree [laughing][laughing][laughing]

It's very beautiful. It's not just about Tuan Chun raising cubs, but also about the family and the imperial court, but the ending is a little hasty. I haven't seen enough yet. I want to see Youyou wearing the imperial uniform, I want to see Youyou meet her beautiful aunt, and I want to see Youyou become the queen. Can there be some extra episodes?

The children written about are really cute, three- and four-year-old children are so cute. Ignorant and fearless, because babies are used to looking at people's faces since childhood, but at the age of 3, they really can't tell anything. As long as you are smiling, you are a good person. After watching it for so long, there is nothing surprising. I just didn't expect Wu Ling to be the male protagonist [face covering], which is quite heartbreaking. It's also good to redeem each other [Sending Hearts] In the beginning, I preferred to give the baby a home, but now I rely on the baby to get out of the shadow of my soul. The two little ones are pitiful and heartbroken [I almost cried] It's Lingwu, not Wuling [face covering]

The writing style is exquisite, especially the one that describes the little dumplings. You can picture the scene in your mind when you look at the little dumplings. Your mood will follow the little dumplings, whether they are sad or happy, happy, laughing, or crying. The author is really good at writing, but the ending clearly feels unfinished, and the meaning is still unfinished. It is a pity for such a good book.