
The Fourth Calamity Begins with Raising Kids
从养崽开始的第四天灾
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I read this article one rainy day and read dozens of chapters in one go to be busy with other things. Surprisingly, I actually continued to read this kind of article, and it left a deep impression on me and I will never forget it. This is really a special article, it has the feeling of enjoying the coolness by the well in summer.
People are always driven by fate to move forward. It is clear that fate has no shortage of people, but people cannot escape fate. It's strange, the extra chapter feels like I'm watching my own destiny. Even though I've never had such bizarre experiences, there seems to be similar stories. An unfortunate childhood takes a lifetime to heal. How many people are confused all their lives, and may not know what they want until they die. The writing is so gentle. Reading this article feels like going back to my childhood, like having a conversation with my teenage self. I like to watch foster cubs, and always hope that I will be redeemed when I am young, and hope to return to my youth when I was not deformed by life.
? I can't understand what the ending is trying to express. It seems to be explained but not explained clearly. It's so uncomfortable. It's also different from the text. I can only look at the plot of raising a baby, not the ending. I can't understand it at all.
I want to see Sangxia and the other cubs realize their dreams of changing the world
I just wanted to see what the reaction was, and it turned out that this was the last sentence of this chapter.
Right. Sangxia's grandmother was not only a priest, but also the head priest. Her mother is the next boss hhhh
Is it because Poppy has to pick up trash and roll in the trash?
Thanks for the limited fee. The part about raising the cubs is cute, but the ending is a bit unpredictable.
I accidentally opened and automatically bought five chapters. . .
Reduce the mortality rate of pregnant women, who originally gave birth to ten but later gave birth to fifty?