The 70-Year-Old Nanny Is so Good at Giving Birth, and the Abstinent Leader Is Both Happy and Anxious

It's a good read. It's rare to encounter such a wonderful period novel. My current impression is that the female protagonist is sober and very strong. The male protagonist also respects women and is not that annoying male chauvinist. Although we haven't recognized each other yet, the interaction is very attractive. The author will update it a lot.

It's really frustrating to watch. The heroine in the previous life was killed. The heroine in this life is not very cautious and it's almost over.

There are many loopholes, and the preface does not match the follow-up. Earlier, I mentioned that when Hu Yue'e pretended to be Zhou Ting and went to her brother and sister-in-law, she pretended that her voice was broken and she couldn't speak. Why did she suddenly start talking to her brother and sister-in-law again later? The logic in many places is confusing and doesn't add up at all. I originally just tolerated it and just looked at it, but there were too many problems. . Can't stand it

I originally wanted to see the scene where the male and female protagonists recognize each other, but I didn't expect that they didn't recognize each other after reading more than 80 chapters, and even missed it again and again. Then I flipped through more than 100 chapters, and it seemed that it was around 110 that the male and female protagonists recognized each other, and the female protagonist also found her biological mother.

It doesn't look good if you drag it on. You can just steal the child and just tell the male protagonist no, and it's quite complicated.

I've been trying my best to endure it, but I just can't stand it anymore. Does the heroine feel that she is aggrieved? She has worked so hard. I'm really speechless. It's the same as living a life in vain, reborn just to be a nanny. Real! No evidence was collected or defended throughout the whole process, and he even helped the female partner cover up. What's wrong with her asking her stepmother to be the daughter's biological mother? You yourself are incapable, but the military and political circles can't find any evidence? Besides, are they covering up well? Did they grind away the evidence? Definitely not. I don't have the ability at all. Just ask someone in the countryside and you will know. I don't understand what's wrong with her being mute! Yes, this is a mute heroine with no abilities. Don't say that she is a good translator, because she didn't do anything for the main plot, she just made the male protagonist and others have a good impression of her.

After reading it, I can't get up or down, and I feel like I've swallowed cy😰

The university places were replaced, the children were robbed, and the stepmother even found the Huo family and ruined her without fighting back. If she had to do it over again, it wouldn't be bloody at all, and she would drag her feet on things.

Although the length is short, the plot is relatively effective and drags on for a long time. It is much better than Zhenzhen's biography, the plot is bloody, and there are all kinds of misunderstandings.

... The ending is rushed,