After Moving to the Countryside, the Beautiful Village Doctor Gives Me a Big Family!
下乡后，貌美村医为我多胎多宝！
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The story is fluently narrated, and the plot design and writing are good. I just don't understand why in an era when early marriage is common, the protagonist is not married or engaged at the age of 20, and the elder sister in the countryside who is married earlier is also not married. It is obvious that Jiang Hui and Zhou Yumei, who are the same age or even younger, have children or are about to get married.
The identity is so complicated, there is an adopted father, and then there is a biological father, and then the biological father and the only son run away to marry each other, and each family has a top-notch relative. Will it be three years later that the adoptive father returns to Beijing, and then three years after the protagonist's marriage, the Dragon King's son-in-law returns [laughing]
I'll give it 4 stars. Why is it that male videos are not as enjoyable to watch as female ones, and the male protagonist doesn't look like he's come back from the apocalypse.
The subject matter is very novel and has a bit of apocalyptic elements. I look forward to the protagonist getting to know his family soon.
The pace is fast, the story line is complete, not too jumpy, and the writing is beautiful and can be read. Although there are special powers, they are not particularly exaggerated. Let the heroine be really sober and like it. Hope to update soon.
In this novel, except for the protagonist's family, there is no good person. The grandparents, the grandparents, the uncle, the third uncle, and the uncle want to eat into the protagonist's father's family. The hero's wife's grandfather (Grandpa Jiang) is stubborn, Jiang's father and Jiang's mother have no opinions, Jiang's second brother-in-law is foolish, filial and domestically violent, and Jiang's elder brother-in-law also has parents who favor his brother-in-law. My biological sister was on a blind date with her adoptive father's sister, and she met someone who either liked the widow or was gay. She and her adoptive parents were sent to the forest farm to live in front of the Shen family, but later they started to show up and cause trouble when they were notified to return to the city. Shi Tiezhu's family is also a blood-sucking Shi Tiezhu. Zhangjiacun is also bullying someone. I really can't stand it anymore
The content is very good and does not drag out.
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A very good period novel
The writing is very good, and as I read it, I was unconsciously drawn into the plot of the novel! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]