Transmigrated to 1970, Suddenly a Mom of Nine
穿越1970，喜当9个孩子的妈
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It feels like she's sacrificing for her family, supporting this large household.
Why isn't there a rating yet? Although the writing is a bit messy, the character settings are quite original and it's worth reading. The gist is that the protagonist transmigrates into the body of a mother of nine children, uses an information system to find jobs for her kids, and incidentally exploits her honest cook husband, lording it over the neighborhood and acting like a bully.
Super good! I've read over 300 chapters! It's not a traditional romance/raising-children novel! It really satisfies the feeling of being needed. The female lead has an intelligence network—job postings, rental listings, all sorts of information. She has nine children: triplets, twins, twins, and even a boy and a girl!
Overall, it's alright. It feels like the female lead and the original owner of this body are the same person. Nine children, so little money, and they're not frugal at all. The female lead works sporadically.
Writing a book is hard work for the author, so I'm giving it five stars. It feels like the female lead's "golden finger" after transmigrating is just for arranging jobs for those nine children. She's basically a tool; she's constantly busy arranging work, and she seems completely accepting of the original owner's husband. It's really strange; wouldn't it be odd to suddenly have to sleep with a stranger? Anyway, it's not really my style, but the writing is still pretty good.
The historical setting is well-portrayed and full of everyday life, and the characters are not underdeveloped. The plot is decent, with some familiar tropes and occasional filler scenes. It's not a masterpiece, but overall it flows smoothly without any major flaws, making it a perfect watch to kill time.
To give you some background, the protagonist's nine children never mistreated their parents or did anything heinous. Therefore, the protagonist's arrival in this world with an intelligence system allows them to obtain job information, all to help the children acquire a skill or better support themselves. There's no story of them defying fate or severing ties with their families upon arrival!
The writing is good! However, I'd like to remind other readers that it doesn't feel like a modern female protagonist transmigrating into the original owner's body. Rather, it seems like the original owner has the memories of a modern female protagonist, but is still herself. Just read the novel with that in mind!
This type of novel is really rare, especially among female-oriented readers; information-giving novels are much more common among male-oriented readers. However, I couldn't get through a few; I can't accept some of the settings in male-oriented novels. It's quite good though, keep it up! ✊
It's pretty good; it has a genuine feel of the older generation, even the choice of words, sentence structure, and tone of voice are authentic, creating a very immersive experience.