Have a Baby! Fertile Physique! The Rugged Commander Turns on the Charm

I haven't read it yet, but I just read the introduction. No, four babies in one?! Whether it is the size of the belly during pregnancy or the irreversible stretch marks and abdominal muscle tears after childbirth, they all require long-term care. Is the author's writing strong enough?

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It's very good-looking. Although the heroine was a bit idiotic when she was pregnant, everything else is pretty good. The plot is coherent and smooth, but the sugar content in the later stages is too little.

Personally I think it's quite sweet and I really like watching it.

The reason is: This is the first time I have read this type of book, and it is quite interesting. The heroine traveled through time in the book, causing the original heroine to change from a supporting character to a heroine. The heroine and the hero get married first and then fall in love, and the hero is a strict henwife. The relationship between the couple is very good, and both parties often mess around. The heroine relies on the system to complete tasks and is rewarded. He also relies on his own ability to make the island better and make himself rich. It has also helped many people live a good life. When I first read this book, I was attracted by the introduction. When I saw the heroine giving birth, I realized that it was different from what was written in the introduction. But it's also good-looking, as you can see that the four children of the male and female protagonists have all grown up. I didn't expect to choose the same career as the male protagonist, which was unexpected. I particularly like the male and female protagonists, and my second favorite is Xiao Lei and Liu Yang. Their lives are too bitter and miserable. With Jiang Wan's help and her own efforts, she successfully lived a good life.

It looks better and the details are in place

I really like the plot, but there are too many typos

The plot is coherent and tight, and the characters' emotions are fully described. I give the author a thumbs up.

It's okay at the beginning, but the more I watch it, the more I can't stand it anymore. It's a work by a third grade primary school student.

Why is it that when I read the introduction, the first thing I thought of was Xiao Dao from the first volume of fifth grade?