The Big Boss Passed Down His Life for Ten Generations, and I Gave Birth to Four Babies for Him

The mentality of each protagonist is described carefully and appropriately. The children's language is like that of an adult. I haven't finished reading yet, so there are still many questions about how the Shenbao was stolen to his father.

I particularly like the heroine. She loves children but is very strong.

It's that kind of plot setting as the old saying goes. You can figure it out with just one more sentence, but if you don't say it, you just don't say it. If you don't ask, you just don't ask. Then the heroine has medical skills and research on the psychology of special children, but in other situations she is just silly and sweet. He talked about everything with his best friend, ignored requests from acquaintances, left his three children behind and went to help, but he was quarreling with the male protagonist and turned a blind eye to things that could only be understood with a little thought. It was annoying to death.

It's a bloody plot, and it's all written with a pen that doesn't make sense. I haven't read a novel with such ink in many years. Things that can be solved by taking one more step and taking five minutes have to wait until the next day to do it again and retreat.

It's written in such a way that neither the male or female protagonist is very smart, and the male protagonist is a boss, which makes people feel stupid.

The plot is outrageous. It's outrageous. It's outrageous. I don't understand how I got this score of 9.5.

The plot is so bloody, I will make you the most precious woman, this is really speechless

The kindness of the hostess and the intelligence and ability of the four little ones are all reflected in the book.

So pretty

Is this review fake?