Seventy Years Raising a Baby: a Delicate Beauty Is Spoiled by a Rough Man!

This is a short story. The heroine Su Qian and the hero Huo Zheng have a child named Huo Jibei. He likes to eat steamed buns. As long as he gets angry, he will be given a steamed bun to chew on. The article describes the relationship between their father and son. What impressed me deeply about love life was when Huo Jibei was teething. Huo Zheng told him every time that he didn't want teeth anymore, so he just sulked against the wall alone. He was also called a toothless child. The article is very warm as a whole.

Oh Ma, this little cub is so cute. It's really cute. It's worth reading!

It is a very heartwarming short story. The male protagonist is a hard-spoken and soft-hearted type. He looks very fierce on the surface, and his words are also very cruel, but he always depends on the female protagonist in his actions and will consider a lot for her. The heroine is gentle and gentle, a little smart, and very good at dealing with people. The son of the hero and heroine is a cute little clever guy who likes to act coquettishly and eat steamed buns and big chicken drumsticks. He often says all kinds of heart-warming words. He feels that he is a big man and wants to protect his mother. He and his father are always at odds with each other and are always beaten by his father for saying the wrong thing or being naughty. The relationship between them is particularly interesting and can be a sweet story before going to bed. The only regret is that the heroine did not have a daughter with the hero. In the last few chapters, the hero's brother gave birth to a daughter. It can be seen that the male protagonist is a little envious. He wants to see his brother doting on his sister, and he also wants to see the male protagonist treat his son and daughter with double standards. The female protagonist is pregnant and the male protagonist is cautious.

Let's check it out. The male protagonist is extremely chauvinistic. But it's actually good-looking, and the male protagonist's machismo was reasonable for that era.

Well enough!

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Super pretty! !

It's not bad. You can read it, but I only remembered it after reading it halfway through. It's very similar to the book I read before. The heroine also lost her memory, but she went to study medicine, and she was awake later, so she remembered it. Oh, but I forgot which book it was. The male is a soldier.

It's a solid read, with no complicated plot. Not bad

The heroine is a jerk. She didn't open her mouth when she had a misunderstanding in the early stage and couldn't ask questions when she opened her mouth. The hero is even more so. He didn't deal with the rotten love affairs outside and had people come to bully his wife. When the wife misunderstood, she didn't explain it properly. Instead, she said, "I am surrounded by women. If you want a divorce, you can first get so many gifts from me." It was written that he was notorious, and the heroine didn't seem to be less offended.