After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became a Professional Child-Raiser

It's been a long time since I've seen an ancient novel that suits my mood. I'm more of a saintly person, and the protagonists in most refreshing novels are quite selfish. I can't stand it. The protagonist of this drama is very kind, but not a saintly person.

Okay, but the plot development in the early stage was weird, and I felt like I was kidnapped by morality. Well, in the middle stage, it was quite fun to watch the protagonist doing business, but the protagonist's character was too soft-hearted. It was okay just once, but in the end, several people were saved one by one. I know I wanted to reflect the protagonist's kind character, but didn't I really feel like he was taken advantage of? All in all, it's a pretty good novel.

I think the writing is quite good. Shen Yao was born in modern times. He lives in the present where men and women are equal. Once he travels back to the past when men were superior to women, everything he does in the book has the shadow of modernity. Shen Yao is gentle, willing to lend a helping hand, and willing to help women at the bottom of society, but how long can a person without rights survive in that era? He pursues equality, but obviously society does not allow it. However, Shen Yao can live a good life relying on modern knowledge. I think that with his ability, he will be able to live the future he expects, with his family. I don't often write long reviews, but the author's writing really suited my taste, and I'm looking forward to the subsequent plot developments. 😘

Some people may think that Shen Yao is too soft-hearted, even close to the Virgin, but I just think that this is his most charming part. He has compassion in his heart, but he is never weak; he has kindness in his heart, but he has an edge. Kindness is measured, gentleness is measured, sober and firm. He will never be merciful to those who really want to harm him. But he does not belong to this era, so he is always more tolerant towards those who have hurt him. He knows better than anyone else that those hurtful actions are mostly caused by involuntary actions under the shackles of the times, rather than the inherent evil in people's hearts, just like Yulu. It's not that he has no temper, he just sees things too clearly. This understanding that is not coerced by hatred is not cowardice or bottomless concession, but the gentleness that only the strong possess. It is this that makes him particularly attractive.

I think it's very interesting. Why is the rating so low? The protagonist learns mathematics, physics and chemistry well and travels all over the world. He is very smart and has high emotional intelligence. He builds Shenjiazhuang step by step in the early stage and leads everyone to live a good life. The plot is very natural. The protagonist is kind and gentle and has a bottom line to protect his calf. Falling in love with him is simply human nature! And I think every emotional line is very delicate. I feel so happy when I see the group portraits during the Chinese New Year. Needless to say, I feel like I can also make ice and candy. I will definitely buy the book if it is published.

I feel that the protagonist's actions are very consistent with the character and himself. Some people say that he is a holy mother? Well... Even if it's not the 21st century. When you have a certain ability, you can fight for it independently, and when you make money independently, you can give some help to the miserable and poor people. What's more, there are well-educated college students in the 21st century (of course there are some even if they are not college students. There are many people in the world with low status or even poor living conditions who help poor people). This is called the Holy Mother, but the prerequisite for becoming a Holy Mother is that you have to pay and earn it yourself. It can be called sympathy or pity, but this is exactly the quality that most people in China possess, the ability to sympathize and empathize. If you have the ability to help others, it's your fault not to help. When others give, please don't say anything pretentious. No one will force your morals to kidnap you, but at the same time, don't say sarcastic words. I don't mean to kidnap some people morally, but sympathy and compassion should be inherent attributes of being Chinese. Well, some people may say that there are thousands of suffering people in the world, what's the use of helping one of them? But I once saw a video - a girl who had achieved success in her career sponsored many girls in the countryside. However, those girls did not necessarily have good grades and even had bad habits (such as stealing). Most of them did not get into any good schools. But the girl at the back said that she supported them not for any reward, but for them to have the opportunity to work hard for themselves, escape from their current situation, and live a better life for themselves. I don't pursue any rewards in the future, I just hope that I can escape from that suffocating family environment at that time. So, please don't criticize or even despise people who help others. This just reflects his bottom line and quality, doesn't it?

In fact, it is a very thoughtful book. The three views are really correct. Looking at the people and things in it from Chen Yao's time is actually looking at the world in the old era from the perspective of us modern people. The narrative rhythm is really comfortable, without too fast or complicated descriptions. I am looking forward to the development of the story and its conclusion.

It's okay, I can only say that it's not my cup of tea, and I feel like I never leave any way out when talking about business with Shen Yao, because Shen Yao always sells the prescriptions without thinking about keeping the prescriptions, and when I look at the store, I can only get 20% of the share. I feel it's not cost-effective. Anyway, it's 50 or 60%, so this is a point I don't like, but I have a personal preference. Anyway, I skipped to read it, and I feel that it's not my cup of tea, so it's okay. Come on

The description is very delicate, and the low-level characters are vividly written. For example, Sister Hong's description is not purely evil, but she has selfish motives and true feelings, but she also actually did evil things, which is shocking. The writer did not whitewash anyone mindlessly, but only reflected the character's life personality, which is not perfect but more realistic and touching. I personally think the author's description of women is very good. From the various plans written by Shen Yaoyu'an in the article, it can be seen that the author is highly educated. It would be better if the feelings towards Yuan were described in more detail. Hungry, Hungry, Mom, more soon

It's quite interesting, but some of the protagonist's actions are frustrating. For example, in Chapter 33, a shopkeeper saw that the protagonist's business was good, so he hired several gangsters to prevent the protagonist from doing business, and even blackmailed the protagonist. However, after the protagonist found out, he actually cooperated with the shopkeeper and gave profits to the shopkeeper, and even followed him in a humble and flattering manner. The shopkeeper spoke, and the protagonist had to borrow the money from the shopkeeper to pay for those gangsters, and the protagonist had to pay it back, and then the protagonist also gave the shopkeeper a lot of things for free. When I saw it, I was really exhausted, and there were other things that made me feel aggrieved, but I didn't say it out loud. Apart from this, I think everything is very interesting.