Before My Whole Family Was Sent to the Countryside, I Took My Child and Ran
穿到全家下乡前，我带娃跑路了
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- The Sixties Military Marriage: I Ran Away and Became the Whole Family's Darling六零军婚，跑路后我成了全家团宠Alternate title on Fanqie
- I Took My Child to the Countryside, and My Commander Ex-Husband Climbs the Wall Every Night带娃下乡，首长前夫他夜夜爬墙Alternate title on Fanqie
- Transmigrated as a General's Runaway Ex-Wife, I Became the Whole Family's Darling穿成首长跑路前妻，被全家团宠Alternate title on Fanqie
- After the Divorce, My Military Officer Ex-Husband Is Always Trying to Conquer Me离婚后军官前夫每天都在自我攻略Alternate title on Fanqie
- Divorced and Raising a Child, the Cold-Faced Officer Begs Me to Get Back Together离婚养崽，冷面军官卑微求复合Alternate title on Fanqie
- Before the Whole Family Was Sent to the Countryside, I Ran Away with the ChildEnglish name
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It's so good! Because it's not finished, I've read it several times already; it's really good. It's a normal reaction for a modern person. The first reaction of someone who suddenly travels through time is to wonder if they can go back. Some people say the female lead was very selfish in the beginning, but then she became very helpful. I don't think so.
I love this kind of protagonist!!! Before, I saw so many characters who seemed to want the whole world to know they had a special space!! They constantly posted things from their space, and seeing that kind of thing was really frustrating 😅😅😅😅
It gets better and better the more you watch it; it's getting better and better. Although the female lead is quite spoiled and gives the impression of being unreliable at the beginning, it gets better later on. The food factory where the female lead works has a child who has been abused and beaten until he's mentally impaired.
It's quite good, and the outline is well-written, but the original owner's character is poorly designed and unfair to her (she was drugged and then locked in a room with the drugged male lead. When the male lead tried to push her away and she was unconscious, the female lead took over her body and had sex with the male lead.
The author's character descriptions are very delicate. It's a humorous portrayal of a modern person caught in a turbulent era, especially the helpless yet comical appearance of the suddenly appearing child. I really love it!! I like it.
This is great! It's the first time I've seen a story about a divorce before being sent to the countryside; it's very novel. Most of the other books I've read are about people being sent to the countryside, so this one felt very comforting. It's just that the original owner of this story seems a bit tragic. Why isn't it finished yet? Can't you release 100 chapters at once to scare me to death?!
The plot was pretty good, the only flaw was that while they were talking about changing the child's surname to Shu, they were also calling him Shen Huaiyu.
I quite like the personalities of the male and female leads; they're both straightforward and outspoken. The first few chapters felt a bit verbose, but this kind of period drama plot is well-known, so the dialogue between the female lead and the original owner of the body isn't very impactful—a single sentence is enough.
It's a good read, and the pacing is decent so far. I hope the author can maintain this level of quality. I couldn't help but comment on Bai Song's situation; the child's suffering is so intense, like a bowl of bitter melon soup, both sour and astringent. I even had to wake up in the middle of the night to defend Bai Song. I wonder what will become of him in the future.
Good subject matter But it really made me furious; the female lead just kept getting into all sorts of terrible things. It felt so real, but also so annoying. I can only say that I wouldn't give it a low score, but I suggest that those who can't stand watching the female lead being abused should not watch it.