Transmigrated into a Book: The Villain’s Little One Begs to Be Fed

I really like reading through books, but many of them give up after reading a few chapters. This one is quite good. The only drawback is that it is not finished yet. It will be more difficult to wait~~ Let me tell you what I like. This book is about the heroine traveling through time and discovering that her son is a future villain who will be a eunuch and dies miserably. So she works hard to raise the child and wants to change the child's cruel nature and ending. Many books have this opening, but the difference is that many books like to write about the heroine traveling through time. In the end, if you treat the child well and teach him well, the child will become an upright fool. Although his IQ is still high, his emotional intelligence is touching (usually I give up on this kind of plot). This is a good book. The child is raised well by the heroine, but the child's nature remains the same. He knows how to restrain himself, becomes sinister, and even pretends to be a good child to make the "mother" happy. The heroine is worried about correcting the child, hoping that he will not be too cruel in the future and at the same time prevent the child from going further and further on the road to becoming green tea~~

It's now 39. I really like the heroine's strength and the three pups she currently raises. (Of course, as much as you like righteousness, you hate those scumbags in the Lu family.) Although the male protagonist has not yet met the female protagonist, his appearance rate is high, and his neglect of the female protagonist for many years has been well explained. The price and the speed of doing business are very reasonable. Of course, the highlight for me is the occasional cold humor. Nice looking, please update.

The writing is very good and there are no other problems. The heroine is not that stupid and sweet. The villain Zai Zai feels like he has a nightmare or has been planted with some kind of nightmare, so he has all kinds of counterproductive thoughts. The plot is coherent and interesting, but updates are a bit slow.

It's a very good book, and it's also very well written. (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

There are so many typos, but the male protagonist has such an IQ! It's a miracle that he wasn't exposed as a fake regent. The heroine's entrepreneurial journey is really smoother than smooth sailing. According to her calculation algorithm, it is really awesome! There is no need to pay to purchase the raw materials, and there is no need to process the raw materials. Fried chicken, cold skin, and crushed ice are sold every day. One can't help but suspect that refrigerated food wholesale existed in ancient times. There is always a strange sense of inconsistency when looking at it, especially the male protagonist's IQ, status and behavior, and the age of the child. One chapter says that Lu Conongrong is 7 years older than Ya, and then the next sentence makes him 8 years older. Oh my god, it's just a personal opinion. PS: The method of making ice from saltpeter is not as easy as written in the book. Buy a piece of saltpeter and put it in water to create ice. It also has a freezing point, and ice must be produced only when it reaches that freezing point. You must stir continuously during the process. Ordinary people generally won't succeed. If you don't understand, you can look it up on Baidu. (Tell you secretly: I tried without success).

The novels I have read for several years are usually either fast-paced novels or time-travel books, but I only read a few of the novels occasionally. They are well written, the plots are exciting, and the writing is brilliant. They are among the best among the time-travel books I have read. But I really want to know when the child and the father will know each other! 😂

It's very bad, don't watch it. The plot is brainless. The heroine is a killer policeman, but when faced with the man who sold his daughter to a brothel, he pushed him. When faced with the man who sold his son to the palace to be a eunuch, he kicked him. When faced with the man who put his daughter in a dog cage, he slapped her. Slap, and the male protagonist is a fool. He is a regent. He can't recognize his wife and doesn't check her. He asked his eldest brother who he had not dealt with since childhood. When the eldest brother said "dead", the male protagonist took his wife to be really dead. He never thought of checking. Is she a idiot? Can a person like this be the regent? Just leaving your wife, son and daughter in the countryside for the rest of their lives, and then being killed in the end, you will be so angry if you see it

It's outrageous. Although the male and female protagonists have only seen each other get married once, they don't even know their names. The male protagonist lives in the female protagonist's house and they don't know clearly? Is this plot too outrageous? Forced to write down? Vomited... Abandoned

I haven't finished reading it yet, I've only read about thirty chapters, but judging from these dozens of chapters, the plot is still very good, and I also like the heroine's character and decisiveness. There is no man in my heart, so I draw my sword to the God of Nature!!!

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