One Child, Two Treasures: Mother Has a Bit of Land

Name: One Child, Two Treasures: Mother Has a Bit of Land
Author: Purple Night Star

一胎两宝：娘亲有点田

by Purple Night Star (紫夜星)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.0M Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Audience: Female
Subgenre: Business & Farming
Updated: 4y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Once he traveled through time, Wen Yan became the mother of a child! This child is obedient and sensible. He is also blessed with good luck, which is simply not good! With him, they not only picked up pheasants and hares as soon as they went up the mountain, but also sold out everything when they set up stalls in the town. Not only that. When he went to school, he beat all the students instantly. He had an extraordinary memory and could learn anything. He was a perfect darling of heaven! Until one day. Wen Yan suddenly realized that her son couldn't pick up anything today, couldn't sell anything, was so unlucky that it could make people angry, and was so good at words that he didn't speak well. Only then did she realize that she actually had a son! And this son turned out to be that dog man's child!

Reader comments

Could the author's writing be more precise? It's a rebuttal, not a coward, it's staggering, not sonorous, it's the same but not the same. There are many such typos, wrong words, few words and wrong sentences. I hope you can be more serious! Thanks!
2 likes4y ago
The cliche writing is too superficial. If there are too many of this kind of writing, just stop writing it and write something innovative.
1 like4y ago
The writing is quite straightforward and not bad. Those who like reading short stories should like this kind of writing. I believe the author will write better and better in the future.
4y ago
A sonorous one. Plop. Falled to the ground. Clang: Definition With clear rhythm, it describes a rhythmic, loud and powerful sound. It is also used to describe poems, lyrics, and music with loud tones and lively rhythms. Clang is an onomatopoeia, which means loud and exciting. [1] Copied from Baidu, I suggest the author not to use words randomly.
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