
The Stepmom Comparison Group Raises Kids and Turns the Tables in an Era Novel
后妈对照组在年代文带崽逆袭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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What kind of virtuous woman novel is this? You have to constantly please the children and do housework to have a good life? If you don't do that, you'll end up like the original owner and her cousin. It's disgusting. Get this straight, this is a female-oriented novel. What kind of nanny are you creating that men like?
According to the novel's description, the biggest flaw in this article is that Pei Ziheng's mother in his previous life should have been Shen Baolan, since she was the one who chose the husband first. However, Pei Ziheng, who was reborn, didn't recognize his stepmother. This point should be corrected.
Different scripts for Shen Mingzhu, Shen Baolan, and her stepson Xiao Pei
I feel like a lot of people have questions. Old Seven keeps saying the scripts are different, but that bastard woman won't explain clearly. I've compiled a version that everyone can understand based on my understanding; you can refer to it. We can understand this as a triple world.
The entire main cast is portrayed as having low intelligence, which is quite frustrating.
Honestly, for someone like me who only ships the male and female leads, I regretted reading this novel towards the end. Even after the male lead returned, the drama wasn't nearly as intense. The second male lead was constantly eyeing a married woman; was this character even written to highlight the male lead's incompetence?
It's well-written; I stayed up all night reading it, but I still want to say that in this competition between women, none of the women are good; they're all sick.
Although this is a modern novel as a comparison, is there no other person in this novel world? Why do people have to keep looking for a partner among the male lead, male supporting character, female lead, and female supporting character?
I don't know why stepmother stories have suddenly become popular. It's really outrageous. Raising children is much harder than giving birth. I don't even want to have children. Isn't it better to be childless? I clicked into a historical novel and it was all about stepmothers. Even crossover stories about kids have started featuring stepmothers and stepfathers!
I don't know how intelligent the author is, but the characters in the book are clearly not very intelligent, and their intelligence is quite low. An adult lacks their own judgment. Someone reborn at 20 years old is still like a child. The characters' values are also quite touching.
The author is probably a woman, but I don't understand why her understanding of female friendship is so superficial. Xiang Ying is the female protagonist's friend; they met and became friends in a study group. However, because of something Xiang Ying did—her husband's favor towards the female protagonist at a business conference—their friendship plummeted after someone stirred things up.