Chen Yufang had just dumped her loser boyfriend and barely enjoyed a few days of living for herself before she died.
Everything in nature goes in cycles, and so do people.
Chen Yufang accepted her death calmly, thinking that at worst she would be back as a hero eighteen years later.
Unfortunately, things did not go as planned.
Who knew that even reincarnation came with a KPI to meet first?
The task was simple: take the place of the original heroine in the book, raise her three children well, change their fates of dying young, and make sure they support her in her old age and bury her when she dies.
She opens her eyes in the middle of a desperate escape, with a noblewoman who wants to steal her husband chasing her from the front and rebels wreaking havoc behind her. Why is staying alive so hard?
The writing is quite good. Except for the details of opening a snack shop, the rhythm of returning to Beijing is inexplicable, and the writing is a bit fluent, overall it is not bad. It is a pity that the male protagonist is not written to the end, and his presence is a little weaker. It is a big improvement compared to the first book.
The writing is pretty good, not bad
It's so beautiful and well written.
Highly recommended, very good👍.
Good-looking, compact plot, touching
Don't look at the ratings ~ the story is logical and interesting.
In the early stage, the female protagonist struggled to survive with her children, but later she relied on her children and the male protagonist to guide her. It was very difficult.
The plot is reasonable and attractive, and there isn't too much nonsense.
I don't have a love brain, I like it