She drank too much at the victory banquet and woke up one morning transmigrated to a remote, poverty-stricken place.
She rescues a little bundle from a cruel woman, only to be stunned back into remembering everything when the child says, “I'm your son.”
In this life, she has no father or mother, not even a kitchen. At home, she has a younger sister and a little boy to care for, while her grandmother and aunt are busy scheming against her. Worst of all, there's barely anything to eat!
Luckily, transmigration came with a portable pocket dimension, so leveling up by fighting monsters won't be a problem.
But why do the hunter who keeps running into her in the mountains and the fairy-like beauty in the bamboo grove look so alike?
Don't any of you try to seduce her! She's not lustful, she only loves making money and raising her little one!
The plot of the story is good, but the heroine's temper is unbearable.
Not bad, at least the elders are not written as enemies. Grandparents. At least the uncle and aunt finally became relatives. Unlike other time-travel novels, grandma is hungry, grandpa is also hungry, and the whole family becomes villains. Overall, this novel has a bit of a human touch.
It's so beautiful. I like it very much. Please give it a thumbs up to the author!
It's good to watch. Keep watching to see how Qi Shuang supports Bai Ji and his sister and son.
It's very interesting, and the heroine's family doesn't seem to be too annoying. Looking forward to more exciting things to come.
Very good, great
I came here to complete the task, but I didn't expect to read more than 20 episodes in one go. This book is my favorite type, and I felt very good while reading it, and I was fascinated. (Only personal opinions, please don't comment)
The writing is very artistic, the characters are well-organized and thought-provoking.
Not bad. At first I thought that getting married and regaining the throne would be the end of the story.
It looks good, not too verbose, and I like its rhythm!