
Raising Adorable Kids in Ancient Times
我在古代养萌娃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 738k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
Synopsis
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353Chapters
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723Clicks
1Favorites
0Fans
0Recommendations
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Reader comments 39
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Isn't this ridiculous? Traveling through ancient times and trying to figure out how to make money, have enough to eat, and still be in the mood to watch the sunset
I want to ask, how come the beautiful man fell in love with the original owner who was stupid, poisonous and fat at the beginning, and fathered three babies with her, weighing 200 pounds, drank and beat the children, and let his man accompany other women just for the same money? Then the male protagonist couldn't bear it anymore so he poisoned her, and then the female protagonist passed through?
In order to get the dividends from the Han family, they have to help kill people. The writing of this book is really speechless, and the heroine is written as a devil. People who have no grudges or grudges will kill at will. The reason is for profit. This is the first time I have seen this in countless novels.
This heroine is so greedy
How can Dabao's uncle still be called uncle and aunt?
After watching episode 154, I understand why the child was abducted and why he didn't report it to the authorities?
I'm a little confused after watching episode 78. If a thief breaks into the house, he won't report it to the authorities and send him to the hospital. The female mastermind has a problem with her thinking
The early part was okay, but the later part was written in a hurry and a bit nonsensical.
I just want to ask, how did the family grow to 200 pounds when they are so poor?
It's very beautiful. Although the tempo is a bit faster later on, I think it's pretty good. There are many touching parts, such as Zhong Le's pair of fateful mandarin ducks. Highly recommended.