
The Tyrant's Daily Life Raising Kids in the 1960S [Book Transmigration]
暴君六零养娃日常[穿书]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 145k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
37Chapters
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What a bunch of gibberish????
No wonder the second son doesn't miss his mother either
Is it really over? No more updates?
Is it over? It was a bit sudden.
? ? ? What the hell, it ended inexplicably
The child should be brought back directly. He was sold by human traffickers. The male protagonist thinks so much about him. It's really too much. He still has no feelings for the child.
… Although I have been raised for so many years, I can understand that the other person is reluctant to leave the relationship. But that's his own child, right? ! And he was kidnapped! If Dong Lai was rescued or picked up by Zhou, then it would be okay for the male protagonist to be grateful to Dong Lai. But what if Donglai was abducted by Zhou's wife or relatives? What if he bought it from a trafficker? Then this is a crime and hatred! ! As an emperor, the male protagonist is really... Quite disappointed.
The troublemaker can't be Dong Lai, isn't he handsome?
No way, can you continue even if the most important mission character is lost? ? ?
It can't be his son Donglai, right?