The Courtyard's Little Darling

Why give the heroine such a happy and pitiful life experience? Isn't it good for the family to live happily?

It's very interesting, but why does the male protagonist have this kind of character? I hope the character can be changed in the later period. The biggest shortcoming of this book is the male protagonist's character. The development model is very good, but I don't want the female protagonist to have no friends around her. Life basically revolves around the male protagonist. It's a bit awkward for the male protagonist to raise a dog. I don't want the female protagonist's world in the later period to be revolved around the male protagonist. How is this different from the ancient wives' literature where the female protagonist's world only has the male protagonist? I finally found a book with so many appetites. I beg you not to 😢😢

It's very heartwarming. The heroine is unfortunate but also very happy. Unfortunately, she lost her grandparents who loved her most. Fortunately, her new family also truly loves her.

He is a smart genius and comes from a wealthy family. He is still young, but he has a good writing style and is not aggrieved. There is no comparison between females and females. It is his preference. My type. Although there are many people who don't like Mama Ning. But the person who substituted was wrong. Put it in as a baby, you should like it. How happy to have a caring mother, precious stones to play with, and excellent material conditions. And only in this way can the baby inherit the mother's financial foundation and have the material conditions to support her in the future. Otherwise, a mother who likes her son will have inherited thoughts about an adopted daughter, haha. Mother Ning, the big boss who provides material conditions will also have future protection. Otherwise, the baby's identity will be naturally weak. Adopted daughter and son, hey, they don't have a certain status, and the comments from the outside world won't be nice. Don't be too prejudiced against your mother. Yandere men can do it, and Yandere women are also very attractive. Moreover, my father tends to be righteous, so he needs a person who is evil to deal with some inconvenient things. I feel good that in the past, men took on the dangerous role of protecting the family. What's wrong with women taking on the role now?

It's not that it doesn't look good, it's just that the writing is a bit like milk burp literature. Can anyone understand what I mean?

It's so beautiful and has a strong sense of immersion. I cried while reading the first few chapters.

It's very beautiful and the setting is very novel. There are enough cheats, but the heroine herself doesn't know it, and the writing style is particularly healing. Especially the first dozen chapters, highly recommended! Highly recommended! A must see! After reading it, my whole body felt warm [sending my heart]

Let An An grow up slowly like this. I don't want to miss every moment of her growth. I think Tie Yan, grandpa, and everyone around An An think so. An An is really too cute, so cute that she can't be beat. I used to hate the words describing little children in the article. Children use the word milky and milky. Now I realize that it's not that I hate using this word many times. It's because they can't describe how cute a child should be. I can only add some adjectives. But this article is really different. An'an was just over three years old. In just a few months, she has gained the love of countless people because she is born worthy of love. I know a child who is six or seven years old this year and will go to elementary school in the second half of the year. I saw him going to wash his hands at the sink. The little person stood on tiptoes to reach the faucet. He usually looked at her. In fact, he is not young, but at that moment I felt that he was so cute. I think An An was just over three years old. He was standing there in a military posture, standing at attention and running, standing as tall as Lei Lei.

Maybe I haven't seen it before, and I think a nine-year-old boy's feelings for the heroine are too exaggerated. Other aspects are written very carefully.

I prefer children's pig's feet. I feel like raising children again, the key is other people's children. Haha, I am not very competent in raising children. I feel that no one took care of me when I was a child. It seems that I know how to care for adults and do my own thing. I don't know why I think it's so difficult for her to be independent even though I'm raising a child by myself?