The heroine, who just ate and waited to die, ran away from home after a big quarrel with her family. Unexpectedly, she failed to pay attention to the red light when crossing the road, and was hit by an oncoming vehicle for more than ten meters and died on the spot. . . . .
When I opened my eyes again, I saw anxious eyes, kind ancestors, parents who had gone through many vicissitudes of life, young brothers and sisters, as well as simple houses and difficult-to-cultivate land.
That's right, she traveled through time! Travel to a strange dynasty, a strange family and a familiar poverty!
Well, this may be God's punishment for her, let her do it again, not to disappoint her family, but also to be worthy of herself!
This is a piece of bad vulgar writing, bad vulgar writing, bad vulgar writing. . . . .
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.