Little Piggy Bao Transmigrates to the 1970s

It's pretty good. As expected, as long as your fighting power is strong enough, all schemes and tricks are worthless. Although some people think the female supporting character's plot is too rushed, I personally think it's okay. Mainly, it's the first time I've seen a wild boar become a spirit and become the female lead 🤦. And the female supporting character's mother is quite something for daring to drug her. Let the three villains bind and torture each other! Keep it up, author!

So good! Full of energy, heartwarming, and touching! Grandma is so good at raising and educating the little pig demon! The plot is very tight, and the causes and consequences of the side stories are explained clearly! Fantastic! A refreshing read, the language is so down-to-earth, I laughed out loud several times!

This is a very cute and whimsical story. The little pig demon transmigrates into the body of a farm boy. His family has a wicked old woman who tries to sell him to human traffickers right from the start. The little pig escapes and meets a similarly pitiful little boy, then goes with him to his home. The boy's family has an injured father who can't stand up.

It's a great read, cute, natural, and satisfying story. The female lead is absolutely adorable! Highly recommended! It's the best-written "family-loving" novel I've read so far. 🌚 I finished it in one go. She's so genuinely cute and natural.

The female lead is adorable, and the whole book is smooth and enjoyable with no major flaws. Some parts are quite touching, but they're all ordinary stories about everyday life, not the kind of grand, heroic tales of saving the world. I really like this kind of down-to-earth approach. Some say the epilogue is particularly good, like a prequel, but I only glanced at it and didn't continue. Maybe it didn't resonate with me. I don't want the female lead to suffer; I want her to be happy.

Wow, this is so good! It's been a long time since I've read such a good story. I think it's reasonable for the female lead to be strong, since it's a pig demon who transmigrated, not a three-year-old child who inexplicably has great strength. I love it, and it's especially funny, especially chapter 87, the part where Liu Yun drugged her. I read it two or three times; it's hilarious.

This is a story about a young child, so there's no hardship involved. The lucky little piglet meets a great king and a good family. The story is heartwarming with a touch of humor. However, the extra chapters about the little piglet's life in the demon realm are a bit sad, a world where the strong prey on the weak, but thankfully the king protects him.

It's good, and the theme is very fresh. It's just that there's only a little update so far. Keep up the good work, author!

The plot is fast-paced, concise, and clear. The content is relatively tight, lighthearted, and humorous – a story about a beloved young girl. The Wild Boar Queen is truly adorable and incredibly powerful. While mischievous, she's obedient and fundamentally embodies "truth, goodness, and beauty," with a strong moral compass. She'll help anyone who is good.

I love the Wild Boar King's personality; the writing is superb. The characters are vividly portrayed. However, I don't really like the father's uninhibited personality.