Daily Life of Raising Kids After Transmigration

Can you fill in the pits of the Marshal's Rescue Strategy first?

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Although Jinniang wears books, I feel that the various aspects of being a modern person are not reflected. I have read more than 200 chapters so far. The heroine is a modern person in her twenties who is engaged in construction-related work. She currently plans the garden layout and fountains at home, supports Changle to study medicine, and is relatively open-minded about a few small hobbies. I really don't feel that the heroine is very modern. After all, she has lived in modern times for more than 20 years, and her behavior, thoughts and habits have been formed. She has been transported into the body of a 16-year-old in ancient times and will be getting married soon. As a modern person, can she accept the marriage of a minor to someone she has never met before without any resistance at all? Behaviors and speaking habits are really those of the ancient people themselves. The heroine must at least have a period of time to adapt to ancient times, a transition period. I feel that there are still many loopholes in this book, but the author's writing style is indeed very good, and the ancient life is vividly written. However, sometimes it feels very inconsistent when I think that the heroine is a modern person like me. Just like a landscape painting I like, with a yacht added to it 🤤? Or is it that the author assumes that the heroine is a modern person, so that when it comes to raising children, she is more enlightened than the ancient native women? Still, the book is worth reading for fun. At least I can't write in this ancient style.

The heroine (thinking) is similar to a native of the ancient capital, so there is no need to write about time travel

It does not reflect the role of the book setting, and the female pig's feet are more local than local.

The heroine is really completely dependent on the hero. It's time travel after all, right? She just worries about everything. But in fact, she can't do anything. She can just make suggestions. That's it. I even doubt whether she is a modern person.

I don't like articles about raising children for others. Why is there so much maternal love? Can't stand it.

The character Runzhi actually seemed familiar to the heroine…

This is my first review. Overall, this article is good and heartwarming, but isn't the setting of the article walking through a book? In many places, there is no sense that the heroine is not the original heroine. In some places, it is a little bit dramatic.

It's just that the heroine adapts so quickly, it doesn't feel like time travel at all. More like born again. 🤐😰