
After Wearing It 99 Times, I Am Retiring in 70
快穿99次后,我在七零养老
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 541k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
2.3kReads
6.6Score
157Shelves
236Chapters
667Listens
81kReads · all time





It's pretty good, but the name and introduction could be changed. I don't think the heroine is able to live in peace and old age [facepalm] However, reading the comments, some people say that the heroine is too nosy, and as a doctor who saves children, I really can't stand it.
It's pretty good, but the writing was a bit long-winded and not smooth at first. It gets better later. At least the heroine is not a nympho or a pervert, this is worthy of recognition. The relationship progress between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is not awkward. It's not like the weird possessiveness mentioned in the comment section. I'm really looking forward to how the author handles the relationship between the adoptive parents and the biological parents. No one is right or wrong about reporting the wrong child; the adoptive parents are neither right nor wrong towards her, so just stay away. For the biological parents, it is not true to say that there is no responsibility. It is not true to say that the crime is unforgivable. If it were me, maybe both sides would choose to stay away. After all, if you don't give something when you want it, it will be boring to give it more when you don't need it.
The writing is very good, and it is also in line with human nature. Sometimes things push people away, and step by step it reaches this point!
Is there a cp? I hope there is a cp. Is this veteran with the surname Yang the cp?
Looks good, recommend it
Good-looking, really good-looking! The score is not high ~ the details written are okay, dare to love and dare to hate! Maybe it's because I like to show off that I have Jianjun, but I always feel that my love brain is my weakness.
It is doomed that the adoptive parents will be restless. No one calls them white-eyed wolves.