Yu Xiaomo, born in the 1970s, barely had a happy day in her previous life. She suffered domestic abuse as a child, and in middle school, a hypocritical, self-righteous girl turned her classmates against her. After graduating, her parents divorced, and someone hid her acceptance letter, costing her the chance to continue her education. Later, while looking for work, she was swindled. In a fit of anger, she injured someone and went to prison. Then she trusted the wrong person again: she became pregnant before marriage, only to be betrayed... Once past fifty, she finally thought she could live the life she wanted, but then COVID struck, and she returned to the age of five.
After being reborn, Xiaomo unexpectedly discovered that another soul, one from the 1990s generation, lived inside her body. Two souls from two generations, each with different life experiences, values, and habits: they bickered and argued their way through life, but ultimately, through mutual trust and their innate kindness, they learned to appreciate and respect their differences. This journey of personal growth taught them that people from different eras each have their own burdens to bear.
After reading the beginning, it is a bit interesting. The language is humorous. Even if it makes some sense, it can still give people a relaxed feeling. I hope it will become more and more exciting in the future. 😄
It's the first time I've seen a time-travel story about traveling through time and traveling through books to the same person. It's innovative, relaxed and a little interesting. It's quite interesting [Blow kiss]
Please comment. I have been drinking a lot of water lately, and my imagination has become a bit more open. I have been stocking up on manuscripts for a few more days. Please take your time, dear friends, and don't panic. 😳[Seeking attention]