After a trip to a remote mountain temple, Li Li brought back four spirit pearls.
The next morning, she woke up to find they had turned into four babies.
The eldest was born with a lucky-cat constitution. For example, a casual poke from his chubby little hand could make any stock he pointed at soar. If he picked a lottery ticket, all she had to do was show up to collect the prize when the results came out.
The second could see into people's hearts, a human lie detector. Everyone's thoughts were transparent to him. Take him out, and one sweep of his gaze was usually enough to tell what someone was thinking.
The third could concoct medicines, specializing in keeping people young.
The fourth was incredibly strong. He took care of all the heavy lifting around the house, big and small, and could even fill in as a bodyguard from time to time. Bad guys basically stopped daring to set their sights on her.
But the good times didn't last. One day, their lucky streak suddenly came to an end, and all four children's powers disappeared.
Apparently, their children's biological father had come looking for them.
Theme: Life really is that bizarre.
What the hell is this all about lying at home and giving birth to babies without doing anything? Is the heroine's value just like a breeding machine? It's 2020 and I don't even dare to write this in small ads for readers.
I didn't expect to see this kind of article in 2020. If I don't work hard, I hope to have a bunch of babies and become the pinnacle of my life? And quadruplets? Is there no other pursuit in life besides being a womb?
When I saw the text, I suddenly thought of a TV series I watched many years ago. At first, it seemed that I accidentally ate something or touched some beads, and then I started to get pregnant. It seemed like I gave birth to ten children, all of whom had special powers, such as clairvoyance and ears. Those children grew up very fast. The following children could be thrown away even if they wanted to, but not a few brothers were all together. When I saw the introduction of this novel, I thought of that TV show again.
Um, I'm just curious. If you get pregnant with quadruplets out of nowhere, wouldn't the normal procedure be to abort them? I don't know whose child belongs to me. I have to be responsible for raising the child after it is born. Money and love cannot be spared. Is it more responsible to abort the child than to give birth to it?
Are these quadruplets real children...
Haha, if you didn't pay attention, you'd think your good days were over. Ha ha
The copywriting reminds me of Calabash Baby Although I haven't watched it yet!
I didn't expect to see this kind of new article in 2020 haha (no sarcasm, the dog's head saves his life)
It's so weird. Do women gain their achievements through giving birth to children?
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers.