After transmigrating into the body of an abandoned princess consort, she's pulled into a rivalry for affection by two little dumplings who call her Mother. With their help, she face-slaps one scheming woman after another and takes over the prince's manor and the imperial palace.
She really isn't after that good-for-nothing prince. Why can't she make him understand?
Given a second chance at life, she knows she can't rely on men. All she wants is to make good money and raise her little dumplings.
She tries to bring two lovers together, but the prince refuses to leave her alone. Sigh, why is it so hard to get a letter of divorce...?
The overall plot is well written and worth watching, but there are two settings that are not very good. The first point is that the male protagonist's attitude towards junior sister Green Tea in the early stage was not clear, he could not handle the peach blossoms well, he did not make it clear that he would not marry her, and he carried the junior sister from the carriage into the palace because the junior sister pretended to be uncomfortable. The second point is that the heroine has been in a coma for five years and her child is five years old. Logically speaking, even if she married the hero at the age of 15, she should be twenty years old five years later. Her best friend and junior sister should be the same age, but her close friend and junior sister Green Tea are not married yet, and her stepsister seems to be married yet. The writing is a bit like the age when the heroine just got married. This setting is a bit strange. Maybe I want to write that there are two buns, but I also want to develop the plot according to the age background of the heroine who is fifteen or sixteen years old.
The overall plot is well written and worth watching, but there are two settings that are not very good. The first point is that the male protagonist's attitude towards junior sister Green Tea in the early stage was not clear, he could not handle the peach blossoms well, he did not make it clear that he would not marry her, and he carried the junior sister from the carriage into the palace because the junior sister pretended to be uncomfortable. The second point is that the heroine has been in a coma for five years and her child is five years old. Logically speaking, even if she married the hero at the age of 15, she should be twenty years old five years later. Her best friend and junior sister should be the same age, but her close friend and junior sister Green Tea are not married yet, and her stepsister seems to be married yet. The writing is a bit like the age when the heroine just got married. This setting is a bit strange. Maybe I want to write that there are two buns, but I also want to develop the plot according to the age background of the heroine who is fifteen or sixteen years old.