A Pregnant Bride in the Seventies, and Her Disabled Husband Fights to Be the Baby’s Father

It's very interesting to watch. The characters of the heroine and the three male protagonists who have appeared are very vivid and vivid. Especially the game between the four people with their own hidden thoughts is particularly exciting. The process of the heroine and the male protagonists making braised food to make money together is also very real. The four people The division of labor and cooperation are all working hard for the family, but currently the heroine just wants to make money and run away. The male protagonists, except for the second child, are all coaxed by her. They all told the heroine that as long as she does not leave them, they will not care about the cuckold the heroine puts on them [face covering] When I read Chapter 50 or 60, I realized that the title of the book had been changed. It would not be changed to one-on-one. I was attracted by the author's good writing and the fact that the heroine and the five brothers of the He family are together in the introduction. I have been following the update. The author must not write it as one-on-one, but should I write it as one-on-five? Because the eldest, second, and fourth brothers of the He family who have appeared so far are all lively and agile, and are also infatuated with the heroine. Let the heroine and the five brothers be together!

Some of the plot designs are not very reasonable, but the story is still quite interesting and caught me like a little hook. Five stars to support the author. I really wish we could meet each other in PO. The male protagonists' rationality was broken several times but they still held back [laughs]

Must have perfect score! I went and found a treasure during the book shortage. I just hope you guys can eat meat, eat meat, eat meat soon.

It's so well written, ahhhhhhh, it's meaty, vegetarian, and smart. It feels so good for the heroine to control five men (currently 4). It's not that she fell in love with Anhui without thinking, but she did it step by step. It's so beautiful. It deserves five stars from me.

I don't understand. "In the box, there is a stack of unity neatly stacked, as well as all kinds of colorful coupons. Food stamps, cloth stamps, meat stamps, and even a few rare industrial coupons. This is definitely a huge sum of money in rural areas of this era. " Ten chapters later: "As of this morning." He Sen closed the book and looked at Zhao Mianmian with a smile, "There is still three dollars and fifty-two cents left in the family." Three dollars and fifty-two cents. Stop, stop, stop, isn't it ten yuan for the Great Unity? A stack is at least a few hundred yuan, right? Also, a huge amount of money? I still had money to buy braised pork earlier, but why do I only have three yuan left? Is this an AI novel [face covering] It's only been ten chapters and I can't eat the book, right? Flexible properties say yes.

It's so ambiguous, so delicious, hehehe, when the third child comes back will the real battle begin [Shy] Well, it ended too suddenly. . . I also want to see how delicious the next few are.

Very pretty. Among the genre novels I read that have multiple male protagonists and the male protagonists are brothers, this one is pretty good. Personally, I feel that the heroine is not a spoiled wife. She is very resilient and independent. She feels quite smart. She feels sorry for men, but she loves herself even more and knows how to protect herself. The prerequisite for caring for men is to feel sorry for yourself. This heroine understands this very well. And the heroine is not easily deceived. I read the comments and some people said that the heroine is pretentious. Hehe. If the heroine is not "pretentious", I personally don't think the second child will like the heroine. The heroine just wants to live a good life and make her own decisions. If this is pretentious, I can't criticize her. Also, if the heroine is not pretentious, she will have to rely on men to make a living. But she doesn't want this kind of life, and she still manipulates the male protagonists step by step. To be honest, these male protagonists are actually not perfect. They have some bad thoughts, that is, it is enough for women to be pampered by them, and for those who are the ones who call the shots and take care of money in the family, they can do it themselves. But the heroine doesn't. Why should women only be like this?

The first bad thing is pigs in the water. Back in the day, city people probably didn't like pigs in the water. How could country people not eat it? My grandma told me that in their time, dirt and chaff were all good things that could not be grabbed. Pigs in the water were even better.

It's a very good book. The only unfortunate thing is that it was kept in the dark room by Rotten Tomatoes. As a result, the book was cut out and the content was incoherent. It also ended too quickly and I didn't read enough. I felt that there could be many chapters if the content was spread out.

The story frame is very good, the characters are also very good, and the plot is also very interesting. It looked very good at the beginning, but the more I read later, I found that many places didn't match up, and I needed to polish it carefully. There were also some places that seemed like paragraphs had been deleted, and the context was out of context.