Raising Orphans in the 1980s: My Kids Are All Little Treasures

I have some small suggestions and opinions. The author should want to write about farming, but in which era is the era when agriculture is gradually turning into manufacturing, and the protagonist is a protagonist who travels from the future to plan the future in advance. This is much better than simply farming. And the soybeans that appear in the latest chapter, these two functions are a bit useless for that era. Sleep aids can easily be investigated and will be very troublesome. Treating baldness for people of that era, they don't care about baldness or even the concept of baldness, so this setting is except There is no benefit to farming for the protagonist. Finally, there is the issue of system rewards. As mentioned before, the protagonist can solve economic problems by planning for the future, so system rewards can become a more convenient way for the protagonist to obtain shares. Secondly, if the money problem is solved, the rewards will gradually become to provide various skills. The skills can correspond to the talents of adopting children. In this way, as the number of children increases, the protagonist can also have plots with different children, and the protagonist can also rely on skills to achieve certain achievements in various walks of life and pave the way for the children to increase bonds. In addition, let's talk about the relationship between the protagonist and Xiao. The relationship between the two is too sudden, especially when Xiao was hospitalized.

I have read all the updates. The author describes the relationship between the protagonist and several children very delicately, and the plot is reasonable and smooth. I think the protagonist can grow things in the future, such as growing medicinal materials. I think medicinal materials are more valuable, more valuable than fruits. I look forward to the follow-up plot.

It's very beautiful, but when I arrived at the orphanage, it wasn't very nice. I thought it would focus on those children, eight or nine at most, but I didn't expect that when I opened an orphanage, it would take in more and more children. There aren't many plots about children anymore. I still want to see what happens between the children and the protagonist, but there are too many children now, and there is very little plot for everyone. It feels like the author's main plot has been distorted, and the protagonist has begun to develop his career.

The emotional lines are very rich and delicate. It's not like I fall in love with you all of a sudden, and you fall in love with me. And I think this is a bit like a father. Every time I see that father, I think of the tone of my father's voice. It's so scary, but it's still very good-looking. Come on.

It's quite interesting, but I don't know why. Every time I see this title, I think of Time Travel Douluo, and I awaken to the system of many children and many blessings. Ky apologizes

It's so warm. It feels warm after looking at my corpse.

Watching it well, suddenly I said husband, are you kidding me? It's funny.

I just really enjoyed watching it, I really like how the characters get along well with each other, and actually I still like cute Zaizai like Lele.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

I have read Chapter 30 so far. Except for the infinite opening of the golden finger, the rest is pretty good. Maybe that's why I like to read cub stories!