Quick Transmigration: Mom Doesn’t Play Favorites
快穿之妈妈不偏心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 207k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 5
Looking for Stories Where Mom Saves and Heals the Protagonist, the Kind That Make You Think, “It’s Mom”
Looking for Quick-Transmigration Stories About Raising Kids
I read a book once but can't remember the title. One arc was set in ancient times. The child the female lead was supposed to raise had been made to dislike her by the original female lead's interference. She didn't try to win him over either, and just ignored him. It was something like that.
Any Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Female Lead Becomes a Mom in Each World?
The female lead raises a baby and changes the child's life, giving them all the love they need. Romance is optional, but the female lead must be strong and take down the scumbags.
System Novel: Seconded to the Moms' Group to Raise Kids
A novel with a System: the heroine is temporarily assigned to the Mom Group, transmigrates into different worlds, and raises children to soothe their resentment.
Looking for a Book: A College Girl Quick-Transmigrates as the Villain’s Mom or Teacher and Wins Over the Little Villain
Does anyone know of a quick transmigration novel about winning over little kids? The female lead is a college student who travels to different worlds and becomes a mother or teacher, saving the villainous children by winning them over one by one and changing their hearts. They are all only a few years old. After the story ends, she returns to college.
Reader comments 2
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The protagonist is very straightforward and decisive in doing things, and then corrects the children to use fists and makes the children suffer. This is to let them get into contact with the dangerous society first. The overall impression is that it is fast-paced and a bit fun, but it has no shortcomings. I have read a book about a man dressed as a father before. It was relatively long and the protagonist also used fists, but it was very shocking. It was really like one person turning another rotten person into a right person. In comparison, I think this book is a bit lacking. I want to give this paragraph to Red Mansion. According to the character of Red Mansion, the author is seriously OOC. Taking the imperial examination itself is a representative of feudalism. Adding the factors of the Eight-Part Part Essay, asking Jia Baoyu to take the exam is just to kill his spiritual energy. He will probably become a monk early. Of course, the emergence of new vitality among the four major families is the biggest OOC in itself.
It's well written, and it's really comfortable to read.