Bai Tang may be a useless ability user, but she can fix anything, from pots and pans to people.
She accidentally brings an ark spaceship with her when she transmigrates to ancient times, where she's exiled to Ningguta, a notorious place of banishment.
And she's married to a disabled hunter?
Who hits on her every day?
And stuck with a bunch of troublemaking kids?
Sorry, this time I'm turning Ningguta into Wakanda.
Her husband is the crown prince of a fallen kingdom?
Every one of the kids has an impressive background?
Even all the neighbors are exiled generals, ministers, and young cabinet scholars?
Bai Tang smiles. That's fine, too. We already have a little court ready-made, so I won't even need to hand out official posts.
Dear husband, how about I build you a country to play with?
My dear children, how about your mother brings back a few princesses and princes for you?
To be honest, the change of the male protagonist midway was a huge change, which was so disappointing that I abandoned the story. The first part was pretty good, but I can't praise the second part. 🥺
Mader. Neither the front nor the back male protagonist is a good person. Although they are all written so affectionately, the first one lied to the second one and the second one was married for three years and was just pretending. I still have to find the first female protagonist in three years before actually getting married to the second male protagonist. To solve the problem of the patio, go directly to the first happiness. How about re-traveling and being with the second happiness directly? The three of them have to get together, which makes them more and more angry.
Who is the hero? Why is it so messy?
It was fine at first, but later it was just a mess of abandoned articles.
What kind of old tricks does this author have? I'm speechless.
The male protagonist is not Xiao, but Xue It's a mess,
If something is wrong, it is wrong. Where do all the difficulties come from?
What is written here?
The writing is so messy that I can't understand it.
Nice