Name: We Agreed to Be a Nanny, but All the Dignitaries in Beijing Went Crazy
Author: Little Goldfish Paste

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Synopsis

[Delicate wet nurse VS bad rich and powerful people/Raising babies during the day, raising wolves at night/Shura field/Wife-chasing crematorium] Huanniang was born plump and plump, with skin as white as snow. She is the most famous mother-in-law in the whole country. Once her family was ruined, she had no choice but to flee to the northwest with her one-year-old niece. In order to survive, she worked as a nanny in the general's mansion. She originally thought that she was just here to feed the child. Little did he know that on the day he entered the house, the man upstairs lost his mind with a glance behind the screen. … The young master only wants to eat her milk. So she stayed in the general's mansion. It has also become the secret that those proud people want to hide most. During the day, she relied on modern parenting knowledge to feed the little boy. At night, he was forced to retreat by his superior masters. The eldest son restrained himself and returned to his courtesy, but in the middle of the night, he held her wrist and stared at her slightly open skirt, his eyes filled with lust. "Huan Niang, since you provoked me, you should be responsible." The second young master is evil and cruel, and loves to see her cry the most. He pressed her against the corner, wiped away the tears from the end of her eyes little by little with his fingertips, and coaxed in a low voice: "Follow me, and I will raise your children for you." The third young master looks docile and kind on the surface, but secretly he is the best at pretending to be crazy. He knelt on her skirt, raised his head and chuckled. "Sister." "You coaxed Xiaoqi, coax me too, okay?" The powerful and powerful people of the past have all turned into tigers and wolves. She was trapped in this invisible cage with no way out. When the possessiveness and competition between the three of them gradually got out of control, a war broke out in the inner house because of her. At this moment, the evil wolves who took off their Buddhist robes finally tore off their hypocritical masks and exposed their fangs.

Reader comments

What? Did you plagiarize?
Just when I was about to call it a day, Xunsi came up to take a look, and saw something about plagiarism. His eyes darkened and he immediately hanged himself. Although I am a small-time author, I really can't afford to take such a big blame. Oh my god, why don't you post a comparison picture and talk about plagiarism? Has the name Huanniang been registered? Why don't people tell me whether they like this or that? Just because I'm easy to bully, right? What's wrong with raising children for my sister? Is this some original core plot? Big Socks, please read more books. Don't say plagiarism when you see it. It looks like we are very uneducated, baby. No plagiarism! There is no plagiarism, and I have never read the book. The nanny on the website has thousands of articles, so I can bully her alone.
2mo ago
Refusal to make false claims
Regarding the account [Book Friends 20230117624788] posting "plagiarism", "transfer" and other related accusations in the comment area, I would like to make my last public response here. First of all, this book was created independently by me. The character setting, plot content, and chapter advancement all have an outline, manuscripts, revision records, and backend release time that can be checked. If you think there is plagiarism in this article, please directly provide clear, complete, and verifiable evidence, including but not limited to: original book title, specific chapters, specific paragraphs, text comparison, publication time comparison, etc. I refuse to accept any empty words such as "I seem to have seen it", "the plot is similar" or "it feels very similar". Common settings, subject matter elements, and character relationships do not equal plagiarism; public characterization without evidence does not equal facts. The Internet is not a lawless place. Publicly posting comments such as "plagiarism", "transfer" and "palette" without evidence are suspected of infringing on my reputation. If you continue to spread false information, lead others to misunderstand, and incite malicious comments, relevant actions may bear civil tort liability according to law; if the circumstances are serious, they may also involve public security penalties and even further legal liability. Currently, I have taken screenshots of relevant comments, account information, and communication content as evidence, and reserve all rights to complain to the platform, request deletion of untrue remarks, publicly apologize, and pursue legal liability. Writing is not easy, and every story is created by the author bit by bit. I accept normal criticism and readers' discussions about the plot, but I do not accept rumors and stigmatization without evidence. Such accusations have caused actual harm to the author's creative status and the reputation of his work. This is also my last response to this matter. I hope everyone will not be led astray by unsubstantiated remarks and not attack anyone. Readers who like this book can just continue reading with peace of mind. In the future, I will put my energy back into the story itself, update it carefully, and finish it carefully.
2mo ago