Farming and Raising Cubs Can Be Done by Biological Mothers or Stepmothers. It Is Best to Wear Them Before Abusing the Cubs.
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I'm looking for a story about purebred farming that time travels back to ancient times or the 1970s and 1980s. There aren't too many intrigues, palace fights, house fights, or neighborhood disputes. The original owner is either a biological mother or a stepmother. The most important thing is that it's best to travel back in time before the original owner abuses the cubs. There's no need to whitewash the cubs.
👍These are all! 🔥🔥🔥🔥In the first book, the heroine travels directly to the time when she is giving birth. She had twins, and she was the only one raising the children at first. Fortunately, she and her children's golden fingers came and merged. The road to raising children, building factories and becoming rich began. 🎁🎁In the second book, the heroine disguises herself as a villain and the stepmother is systematically required to treat her children badly and follow the cannon fodder route of abusing children. It is good for children, but it is a headache to seize system loopholes. It seems that it is not good for children, but it is actually very good for children.
There is no system, no space, and no golden fingers. The female protagonist wears a book and has two sons. The eldest son is well-behaved and sensible, while the younger son is naughty and mischievous. The original owner is not good to both children, so neither child likes her. After the heroine came through, she subdued the two children. The younger son is very clever. The male protagonist's father came to look for him (he was only a few years old so he had never met his grandfather). The younger son thought he was a human trafficker and deceived his grandfather. Instead of telling his grandfather that he was the grandson he was looking for, he even asked his grandfather to bribe him with toys to help him find someone.
The first three books are almost all about traveling through books to raise cubs to make money, and the fourth one is about fast travel. Every plot is interesting and it saves every cub from its tragic fate. It's so healing.
When the heroine came through, she saved her youngest daughter (who was also the future female general) and soon became the backbone of the family. The male protagonist appeared relatively late, around 100,000 words. In the early stage, the heroine was engaged in career.
When I bought this book, my grandmother had just sold it to me. I was reluctant to marry at first, but later I accepted my fate and got married. I originally wanted to live together peacefully, but I didn't expect that the children are sensible and the husband is handsome. I have found a treasure.
The stepmother in the novel about raising a cub wears a book, loves her cub, hugs the thighs of the male protagonist's son and the koi daughter, and lies down to win [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]
This book is really good. There are no major flaws in the author's writing. The heroine is good at both making money and studying. The male protagonist has a relatively upright and honest personality. Although he is a hidden high-ranking disciple, he is not overbearing and is very down-to-earth. Although he was annoying in the early stage, the transformation process is well written. I like it very much. I recommend it >3<
He Binning was a pampered daughter in the city. She was forced by her family to marry into a military compound and became a military wife. But she didn't like that man and thought he was not interesting enough as a straight man. Even if she gave birth to twins, she still wanted a divorce. After a miserable life, I realized how good that man was. After her rebirth, she only did one thing, which was to love her husband~ Raising children, making money, and being pampered by her husband, her life was so sweet! That night, He Binning hugged her husband, an army officer, and said with a blushing face: "Husband, when are you going to have your third child~"
This book is really good. You can quickly travel to different dimensions to save Zai Zai. If you can't read the novel, you can also read the comic version at the end. However, the comic is still being serialized and has not been finished yet. I highly recommend reading [][][]
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