Bai Mengmeng sounds like a sweet, adorable young woman, but in reality, she’s a tomboy who’s unbeatable in her neighborhood.
Before she turned eighteen, she was an only child in a comfortable household, with loving parents and a happy family. After turning eighteen, she became a property heiress with thousands of homes, a net worth in the hundreds of billions, and a portable space to boot.
As a well-rounded young person of the twenty-first century, she’s read her fair share of novels about magical spaces and knows all the usual tropes.
The appearance of a golden finger often goes hand in hand with danger and opportunity, such as the apocalypse, transmigration, or being reborn...
She promptly sells all the properties in her name and stockpiles huge quantities of supplies to prepare for any emergencies.
With her supplies gathered and her fighting skills honed, she transmigrates, just as expected.
There, she meets Bai Qi, a man whose only wish is to dote on Bai Mengmeng.
Weren't the first two children still alive when they were born? Why were they said to have died? And it didn't seem to say whether the two children were saved or had died later. They were simply said to have died.
Author, you can write that the heroine has two uteruses, then one, and another, no matter what? Let the heroine have a child, please, please be merciful! 😘
I'm still in the paste, aren't the kids observing? Why is there no more at the back? When a child dies, parents can't be fine so quickly, right? Especially when the heroine knows that she is the heroine Bai Mengmeng, how can she not lose the child at all?
Be merciful and let the heroine have a child👶🏻, Write a plot about twin uteruses,
The author writes really well
Is the article too short? I like good books. Very nice.
Not bad, looking forward to the next chapter
Anyone with a little common sense knows that you can't eat at the beginning of a caesarean section. Why do you drink chicken soup as soon as you give birth?