Song Ruochu, who died after being betrayed by her teammates in the apocalypse, transmigrated.
As soon as she opened her eyes, she saw two babies in front of her bawling their eyes out.
What the heck? Wasn’t she the eldest daughter of the Song family, about to marry a young lord? How did she end up with two babies?
Her older brother was in prison, her mother was a weepy beauty, and she had two babies to care for, plus the concubines and their children who coveted the family fortune her late father had left behind...
No worries. Just watch Song Ruochu use her spatial powers to save her brother, put the secondary household in its place, and raise the babies!
But what’s with the Prince Regent who’s always following her around?
The Prince Regent: “I... just want to raise the babies with you.”
The story is okay, but I don't know what the original owner would think. I read a lot of articles like this. They are all about unmarried mothers who gave birth to children who died, were dressed in clothes, and then married the father of the child. If I were the original owner, I would also hate and complain. Even if we are together for the sake of the child, hatred and resentment cannot disappear in a short time. After all, chastity and life are equally important in ancient times. That is to say, her mother and brother are probably dead for doting on other people, so I want to ask the author, if the soul of the original owner is still alive, watching others using her body and hurting her, what would it be like to believe in falling in love? After all, the death of the original owner and the father of the child are mostly responsible. She originally had a good life, but in the book, she is a miserable tool man.
It's pretty good. You can handle the relationship between mother, aunt, and concubine. It's also good. The best.
The story is okay, but I don't know what the original owner would think. I read a lot of articles like this. They are all about unmarried mothers who gave birth to children who died, were dressed in clothes, and then married the father of the child. If I were the original owner, I would also hate and complain. Even if we are together for the sake of the child, hatred and resentment cannot disappear in a short time. After all, chastity and life are equally important in ancient times. That is to say, her mother and brother are probably dead for doting on other people, so I want to ask the author, if the soul of the original owner is still alive, watching others using her body and hurting her, what would it be like to believe in falling in love? After all, the death of the original owner and the father of the child are mostly responsible. She originally had a good life, but in the book, she is a miserable tool man.
It's pretty good. You can handle the relationship between mother, aunt, and concubine. It's also good. The best.