Shu Yi traveled through the book and transformed into Shu Yi, a princess whose country was destroyed at the beginning. Faced with this dilemma, she chose to start her own messy life. Because of the idea of dying early and being reborn, she just lay down and died. Until one day, the eldest princess went out to play in the street and accidentally rescued a child. He was very cute, especially because he had a pair of beautiful purple eyes. Shu Yi, who is a serious face-controller, was immediately fascinated by the child's cuteness. She took him back to the princess's house and teased him when she had nothing to do. The child was also interesting and always looked at her with a sympathetic look. Since then, she has been living here at three o'clock and one line every day, eating, sleeping, entertaining children, and living a happy life.
Luo Yuli was very depressed. He resurrected his life. He was supposed to break the woman who killed him into pieces, but he had an accident. He lost all his powers and turned into a child. He was abducted and trafficked. He couldn't take revenge. He was also taken home by a woman who squeezed his face and touched his head every day. Not only did he hug him, but she even kissed him directly. It was too much.
Shu Yi suffered retribution twice in her life, one for making mean comments, and one for taking Luo Yuli home. Later, when she saw the man cornering her in a corner, with a different emotion in his purple eyes, she smiled awkwardly and was about to run away, but was hit by the wall instead. Luo Yuli came closer, pressed against her ear, and chuckled: "Sister, didn't you make me very happy before? I allow you to continue." Shu Yi felt like crying but had no tears. She was wrong. She shouldn't have brought anyone home casually. In the past, she only knew that she couldn't pick up men casually, but she didn't expect that she couldn't pick up children casually either.
(The worldview is huge and complex, so don't enter if you have low acceptance)