The Evil Stepmother, She Smells so Good

Okay, it's not bad. You can look at it. The heroine raised seven children by herself. In the end, she didn't find anyone to accompany her. She only cared about making money and the children. It was good.

Different stepmothers, there is distance but family affection, taking over too many children, it is more expensive for the stepmother. It is better to teach a person to fish than to teach someone to fish. Whose child is responsible for the upbringing. Being forced to take over does not mean that you have lost yourself in all kinds of sacrifices. The latter part is more crotchless. It is indeed better to watch half of it. A time traveler who is unmarried and infertile.

I thought it was good at first, but then I started to feel bored. Not attractive enough to watch

One of my favorite chapters with nearly 500 chapters. Recommended. It's really rare to find a novel about raising children that doesn't involve the Virgin, and it doesn't have any great conflicts. The most important thing is that it doesn't have the same ending as other novels, "the heroine marries the royal family." This one is really different. Not only does the heroine not marry the royal family, but all the children are not married to the royal family. Unlike the endings of many novels, where the heroine or her family are attached to the royal family, even if there is a "happy ending", the heroine is not the nanny of several children. She always takes care of them soberly and has a sense of distance. It's rare to have two lines at the same time. The general direction of the children is determined by the heroine, and important life nodes are also handled by the heroine in a timely manner. She lets go when it is time to let go, and takes action when it is time to take action. I saved the second child twice, the boss once, and the fifth child once, and also gave away his superpower. The first 380 were pretty good. In the last 100 chapters, after the heroine returned to the capital without superpowers, it was no longer the main plot. The author also stopped writing the direction of the heroine. It was as if the last 100 chapters had no outline. The ending was also unclear as to how the author ended it. It rarely appeared anyway. But the first 400 main chapters were written very well by the author. Recommended recommended recommended.

It's okay, it's so sweet without a male protagonist

I came across this novel when I was playing Kuaishou. I saw a few snippets and was attracted to it. The heroine of this novel has a very casual personality, not silly or sweet, she is very independent and kind but not mindless. She also has a very high IQ. After reading more than 100 chapters, I still haven't noticed the existence of the male protagonist. The heroine educates the white-eyed wolf dolls and turns them into dutiful sons. This novel seems effortless and enjoyable throughout. Highly recommended.

This is the third book I have read without a male protagonist. In fact, I quite like reading books with a female protagonist without a male protagonist. The book is quite good, although the plot is dull but interesting. The feeling of flowing water. The author also controls human nature very well. The plot is not perfect everywhere but looks more realistic. But it's a pity that the author probably really doesn't know how to write emotional stories, so that's why there is no male protagonist in this book. Because I particularly dislike the concept of love, feelings, and marriage in this book, and I almost feel like I can't write it. Inexplicable love. Every pair is like this. Moreover, the ending is really not well-knotted. It is just a hasty ending. It is basically an ending without any explanation. Summary: This article is not as exciting as it is because the writing style can be read. It's not particularly good, but it's much better than many books.

The heroine is not the Virgin! I like everything I saw except for the irritating couple of sons in the early stages. The kids will be fine in the future. Without the male protagonist, the comment section is easy to change the rhythm and is irritating.

It's very interesting. Although it's finished, it still feels unfinished. It would be great if the author could add more.

It's a great book. It's well-written and has a compact plot. The main heroine is a superpower who traveled to ancient times to become a stepmother. She raised several children who would have become villains when they grew up. She also taught them how to behave and do things. She never got married in her life. From the beginning, she didn't care about it and then she tried her best to protect several children. In the end, in order to save the lives of the five children, she used up all her superpowers and became an ordinary old man who only knows medicine and martial arts. It's the first time I read a book like this that doesn't want to get married. She lives so happily without a male protagonist. It's great.