
Widowed, I Keep Having Babies
守寡后,我好孕连连连
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 810k Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Infinite Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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369Chapters
82kPopularity
994Readers
642Must-read votes
9.4Score
331Ratings
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At the beginning, I found it very interesting. Both the subject matter and the ideas were very novel. The mythical beasts were also very interesting. When the heroine was bullied, the mythical beasts would avenge her mother. The heroine's decision from the beginning was to have a baby just for love. She really fell in love with the hero and was even willing to stay with him forever and no longer continue the mission. The mythical beasts also protect their parents. Bi Fang left an interesting impression on me. The catchphrase at the beginning: "Bi Fang~ Where are you going to burn the house?" But later on, I don't know whether it was because there were too many elements or because of my personal reasons, but the sense of interest decreased. The main reason is not that it's not good-looking or interesting enough, but that I feel it's a bit draggy. There are little black dumplings in every world. They are either causing harm to people or are on their way to harming people. They can never be eliminated. There are endless bad guys. The male protagonist's life experience becomes more miserable as he gets older. The author really wrote the characteristics of the regent, a superior character, and also wrote about how this character changed little by little for love. The reason is that because he lost his soul, the male protagonist was plotted by human souls as an immortal tree, which made me uncomfortable. Plus, how do I remember that the bad guy's soul was burned by Bifang's divine beast fire? In the early part of the plot, the bad guys seek death, but in the later part, they are all in trouble. It feels like this is the case in every world. Show off a wave of badness first, and then reap the rewards. There are also black dumplings and gray dumplings. There will be a wave in every world. The bad guys are endlessly burned by wildfire, and they are born again when the spring breeze blows. I know her plot is good, and she has a big plot and a main plot, so a few minor flaws don't hurt. Perhaps it is to show that hateful people must be pitiful. You can see that the heroine who is very tolerant to the dead is sowing the seeds of her hope for the living. The female protagonist is very powerful (gradually), the mythical beasts are also very powerful, and the male protagonist has amnesia in every world, so it is considered a strategy article. The author writes each character very fully, with a beginning and an end. Whether it is the protagonist or the supporting role, good or bad, they are all written very well. Even the author's preferences and personalities of the mythical beasts are very distinctive. The above are all my personal thoughts, whether you like it or not depends on the individual.
Come on! I feel that the concept of this book is relatively new, but there are too few updates now, but I will keep pursuing it, so keep up the good work!
At first glance, the plot setting is relatively novel, which is okay. But there is a lot of foreshadowing ahead, and a few words about getting married, pregnant and having children are all covered in one stroke. There were no details and it was over. Personally I don't like this very much. Come in if you like, I'll withdraw~
I like!
The first six stories are very interesting, but the ending is quite sudden.
It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, the subject matter is relatively novel, and the writing is good. However, the transition from the end of each world to the beginning of another world is not very good, it is a bit abrupt, and there are typos.
It's very exciting. If I have to say it, it would be perfect if it writes more wonderful life and rich emotional stories from the end to the modern era.
Good
The beginning is very interesting, I skipped to the end!
Nice article. It's just a bunch of fun mythical beasts - the narcissistic Aluan, the fire-loving Bifang, the unreliable nine-tailed fox, Fu Dou, Tengu... There are so many that I can't even remember them. The lifelong relationship between Xie Wanning and Li Shuchen is enviable, and the process is also a bit funny ₍₍ ◟(∗˙ ꒵ ˙∗)◞ ₎₎If you like relaxed writing, you can enter, if you like bloody stories, turn right (。•̀ᴗ-)✧