
The Feisty, Strong Mama of Dragon Egg Takes Her Child with the Army
龙蛋蛋的泼辣大力娘带崽随军了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The 1970s Military Marriage: The Dragon-Egg's Second-Time Mom Joins the Army with Her Child七零军婚,龙蛋的二婚娘带崽随军Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
539Chapters
9kReads · 30 days
320.6kReads · all time
620Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.5Score
20 ch/weekPace
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Egg is so cute! Finally, a story about babies with both parents! The dual female lead setup is especially great—there's an older sister, an older brother, a younger brother, a father, and a wonderful mother. This is the kind of baby-child story I really want to read!
It's great! Egg is really cute, and the writing is very childlike without feeling forced or childish. The family interactions are also very warm and loving. Egg is so mischievous yet adorable! The relationship between the parents is also very touching. There aren't many awful characters; most people are very nice. It's just that there are only a little over a hundred chapters.
It's great! Why are there so few comments? The male and female leads are both very well-developed, and the children are smart and adorable. It was a very enjoyable watch; there wasn't a single frustrating moment. The female lead is decisive and quick to settle scores, resolving problems immediately.
I love the character of Chen Qiuyang; her vitality overflows the screen. She stands out among the many "delicate heroines" in period novels, truly embodying the image of a confident and self-reliant woman in that difficult era. She doesn't need to depend on anyone; she can hold up her own sky. However, regarding the heroine Lin Dandan, to be honest, I don't like her character.
Overall, the plot is quite good, but I feel that making the character of Egg Egg born as a mortal lowers her status. It would be better to set it up as a dragon egg falling into a mortal forest, hatching into a baby, and then being found and taken home by Chen Qiuyang, who happens to be hunting.
What a cute name! Sheep Egg, Sheep, Egg, Big Sheep, Little Sheep, I remembered it right away! 🤭🤭🤭 Egg is so cute! 🤔🤔
It's so good! A strong, independent female lead, a lively and adorable younger female lead, and a male lead who absolutely loves his wife and kids. Plus, it's a romance between an older woman and a younger man—it really touches my heart! Ahhh, I love all these elements! 🥰
This is a rare story where the male lead is a stepfather, and the female lead isn't the male virgin! The romance between the older woman and the younger man is very sweet. The female lead has a carefree and straightforward personality, making her a real and relatable character.
It's not finished yet, but Egg is really like a five-year-old! The little sheep and the big sheep are both so cute; I love chubby little kids like that. The four children's nicknames are all derived from their mother's name, Yang, and are all variations of sheep, haha, so simple and straightforward! The male lead doesn't appear much; he plays a supporting role.
I've read up to chapter 369. It's a very warm and united family, but there's a lot of mundane family stuff, which gets a bit tiresome and boring. However, the female lead is lively and adorable, and all five children in the family are well-behaved, each with their own personality.