
Transmigrated into a 1970s Novel as the Terrible Mother of Three Children
穿书七零,我成了三个崽崽的极品亲妈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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There are too many typos and the few words are not clearly written, leaving readers to guess by themselves?
I really need to complain a little bit, there are too many typos, sentence breaks, and word breaks. I really like the scene where the male protagonist rejects Chen Qinghua. He didn't give any chance, it was neat and tidy. I think the male protagonist highlighted this part. The female protagonist has been doing business, the male protagonist has been serving as a soldier, and the three children are smart and sensible and have been going to school. , It was the first time I saw an article that described the male protagonist's job as a soldier and the female protagonist's status as a military wife so aptly. Less together, more separation. This idiom is really appropriate. There are very few male and female protagonists. There are more supporting roles than the protagonist. The male protagonist's mother and father appear more than the male protagonist. , I feel like the male and female protagonists are like running around, and so are the other supporting characters. I personally think it's a bit similar, but it's a bit like going to a windy place. Everyone has their own experience and little story. The people in it are quite transparent, there is no top-notch, and they are all reasonable. I didn't think of this. Especially the parents of the male protagonist. They are a typical example. They are originally top-notch, but they also have the characteristics of the top quality, and they are also a bit bad. However, in addition to defrauding the male protagonist of a little salary, and then after the female protagonist awakens, they will not come to disturb that kind of thing. Everyone has their own way. They are living their own lives, neither helping nor bothering much, and the heroine also tries to reason with her daughter when she wants to bully her, telling her not to worry about others and to live her own life. Anyway, it is a bit contradictory. The whole process is really smooth and there are no other twists and turns. Basically everyone is fine.
There are many typos and the sentences are not fluent.