A story about stepmothers raising cubs, with a touch of gourmet elements. The heroine never got married and had children in her previous life. In this life, she was married in the army but decided not to have children. She raised seven sons. In the later period, there were so many children that it was difficult to tell who was who. Sometimes what I say sounds weird, and the comments are quite controversial. I suggest you stop when you see your children going off to college.
The most special thing about this book is that the heroine's father doesn't go to the black market! Seeing that the heroine can retreat after entering high school, the feeling of the heroine and her bamboo horse being together is similar to the emotional line in the name of family in TV dramas, which is unbearable. And the seven stepmothers who were written for the sake of copywriting were forced to be matched by the heroine's father in the later stage.
It is better to just read the pirated version of this book. The writing style is fine. The author tricked the nutrient solution into adding more updates. Not only did they not add more, but the number of words became less and less. It is very tasteless. I will not read her second book.
You can retreat when you see the heroine going to college. The plot in the later stage is very weak, and the character of the heroine's brother also collapses. He insists that the wife keep an unwanted second child. The first child feels a bit like a left-behind child. I simply commented that "it's just a boy."
The author has written several period novels. The writing and plot of this one are better. The family members are all top-notch. They are determined not to forgive and will not be angered. If someone makes a move, they will immediately fight back! Now that I am in college, I have learned more content, and the content of Doujipin is much less. The author said that now is the stage of learning and accumulation.
Food + entrepreneurship + rebirth, the male protagonist is a bit of a tool, and the female protagonist's family setting is quite real, not too bad. It's being serialized and updated twice a day, but I can't get enough.
The original title of this article is A Woman Who Wears a Book Shouldn't Raise a Baby for Others, but the author has changed the name several times and can't remember the book. It focuses on entrepreneurship, with tens of thousands of updates every day, and the plot is very compact. It's just an old problem. Before entering V, I sometimes get angry. I don't know if it's just for the sake of being miserable. It would be great if readers can get over this.
The female protagonist has a very wide social circle. This could be considered a female A and a male O, but it is a bit outrageous in the later stages of the plot. The female protagonist is not in the system, but because of her strength and brains, she was sent by the state to catch human traffickers and destroy drug dens. It is a bit outrageous and too fantasy. (Scratches head)
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