In her previous life, she was stupid and bad. After a few times of provocation, she broke a good family into pieces.
Starting over, she fights with scumbags, does business, and lives a peaceful life.
It's just that her beautiful son is still a baby, so why does he feel more reliable than his wooden father?
It seems that it helped her solve a lot of troubles?
Reader comments
Yes, not only is the Mary Sue plot, it also has a strong sense of reality. Both characters are reflecting and making progress, which is worth watching.
Yes, not only is the Mary Sue plot, it also has a strong sense of reality. Both characters are reflecting and making progress, which is worth watching.