Can Having Children Make Me Stronger? Then I’m Definitely Becoming Guanyin

Four stars are given for the setting. The setting of the heroine's voice and delivery is very novel, which is why I see it now, but the overall writing, development and character creation are relatively, how should I put it, not bad, but have a very ancient feel. The male character design, the female character design, and the villain's image and behavior all have an ancient feeling, such as that Wenrenge, at best, is called a yandere, but at worst, he is dark and has unhealthy views. He is also extremely possessive, disrespectful and even unfriendly towards the heroine. This type of male protagonist may have been popular ten years ago, but in most novels now, he appears as a villain who is unable to serve but pursues the female protagonist, and rarely appears as an alternative male protagonist. And there are currently more women who have been written about. Most of the first reaction to seeing the heroine is jealousy. Even if it quickly turns from jealousy to support for the heroine, it still makes me feel a bit too stereotyped and stereotyped. In short, the overall story is okay, but there is still a sense of disharmony occasionally. I hope that as the plot develops, the author's writing skills will become more smooth.

It's a bit old-fashioned. The male protagonist has a female secret admirer. I just want to know if there is a female rival [fear] emmm... The villains currently appearing are all women

Good luck to those who like kind-hearted heroines. Faced with a family that oppresses and humiliates her, the heroine chooses to cut off her kindness without any act of revenge; Faced with someone who provoked her and plotted against her, the heroine chose to accept the opponent's unreasonable challenge (the heroine is a medical student, and the opponent wanted to compete with her). After defeating the opponent, she praised the opponent. The opponent was also influenced by the heroine, and she came to shore with a clear conscience; Faced with another person who provoked her to hate herself, the heroine saved the beauty regardless of the past suspicions, and converted the other person, and the beauty came to shore with a clear conscience; Faced with the yandere who was suspected to be one of the male protagonists who showed murderous intentions towards him (the female protagonist had saved him before, so he knew it), the female protagonist just played a trick and made him choke on his saliva, haha, what a horrible revenge. I stopped reading after that, I was exhausted. I'm really interested in the setting that you have to cultivate to give a child away, but it's a pity.

The heroine is like a nanny, giving opportunities to the hero

I'm not saying it's really beautiful. The setting is also very interesting. The heroine acts as Guanyin to give children to the male protagonists without having to live her own life to have merit, but it's too little and it's not enough to watch 😢 I hope the author will add a thousand chapters [admiration]

At 2:50 in the morning, I confirmed that I tied the book. What follows are some of my thoughts after reading (personal feelings, don't comment if you don't like them): First of all, this subject matter is really rare. I got it right the first time I tried it. The writing is on point, and the conflict points of the plot are also on point. The heroine's personality is that of a cold but humorous person (probably influenced by the Guanyin system). The female supporting role is also very colorful. Maybe she was a little unconvinced with the heroine out of some jealousy/envy in the early stage, but she was relieved later, and there is no female competition! No hen competition! No hen competition! But it can be seen that the author wanted to write that the female supporting character also has a color that he envies, but his writing skills are insufficient in this aspect, and he hopes to improve it in the future. Then there are the male protagonists. Three have been given away so far and two have been born. I can only say: the more men there are, the more powerful they are ❤️‍🔥. Currently, my favorites are the Lord of the Demon Realm and the poor disciple of the Hehuan Sect (Kurogiri Hei). The cold and cold swordsman brother and his bohemian master are also very popular. Both the master and the disciple are captured by the female protagonist's baby👌. Looking forward to the follow-up development, don't stop updating, okay? I will definitely chase it to the end!

I will give it a five-star rating. The subject matter is good. It is not a story about nuns. The heroine has grown up very quickly. Each male protagonist has his or her own personality. There are no surprises so far. The two masters of the heroine are also very delicious. I just don't know if they are the male protagonists. They each have their own personalities. The fourth Buddha who appears now seems to be a sinister type. The one who opened his mouth made me laugh to death. I thought he was a happy Buddha.

The male protagonists are all described as beautiful and strong, each with their own characteristics, and their names are also very nice and heartwarming. The setting is interesting. The plot is relatively boring, and the villain is sketchy. The description of the heroine is beautiful, strong and smooth, and every point of becoming stronger is completed in a careless manner. The heroine's personality has no characteristics except for being bland. In fact, more emphasis can be placed on the female protagonist, not just for her to meet countless male protagonists who are indistinguishable from each other. The key point of this book should be the female protagonist, not the male protagonist. The author still loves men a little bit.

I was originally not interested in fantasy novels about sending children, but the result was that the writing was smooth and clean, and the plot setting was also reasonable. The protagonist was diligent in practicing and had a positive attitude. It was very attractive to read, but the text was too thin. I hope there will be more female characters who respect status and pursue strong strength. I also hope that the final trend of the article will be that the men are stronger and the women are stronger, and the protagonist reaches the ceiling of strength.

As long as it's good-looking, the heroine's character is very lovable so far, and as of the latest chapter, there's no poison. The male protagonists are also very three-dimensional, and the more positive female characters have a brighter sense of self. This is my first time giving a star to a book. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not let him down 🥺 Falling in love with serialized articles is my destiny