Give Back the Beloved Child's Mother Who Died Young

Blurb: [I'm a lucky child, but my mother died young. Everyone says she was too unlucky and short on fortune, with a bad fate. What a joke! What kind of blessing can't even reach your own mother?] [I'm everyone's darling, and my mother died young too. After she died, a whole crowd of people suddenly appeared who loved me. How strange. Why did they have to wait until my mother was dead before they started loving me?] [After we lost our mothers, we were just unwanted orphans.] In most stories about beloved children being raised by doting guardians, the little ones lose their mothers and enter the darkest, loneliest period of their lives, only to encounter warm salvation that falls from the sky. Their saviors might be a wealthy father or grandparents who have never appeared before, an uncle or aunt they have never contacted, a group of older brothers and sisters, a distant and aloof master, or senior disciples who are villains... The rescued children are always unconditionally doted on and loved by these people, and go on to live the most perfect and happy lives in everyone's eyes. But no one ever asks whether those are the lives they want. No one ever asks whether they would willingly trade their mother's death for all that love and happiness. Then one day, someone really does ask them: "If you could start over..." "If I could start over, all I want is my mother!" [Does my mother's death make me the protagonist? No. I'm the one who caused her death.] Little Scene Xiaoyu had a strange dream. In the dream, her mother was a nobody who died early in the apocalypse. After her mother's death, she was found by the male lead, her father, and soon got an incredibly powerful new mother, the female lead. Her father, the male lead, was tall, handsome, and powerful, a hopeless romantic and a doting father. Her mother, the female lead, was a dashing powerhouse with an ability that let her take on ten opponents at once and conjure all kinds of food. And she, three-year-old Jun Xiyu, was the precious child the two leads cherished in the palms of their hands, a testament to their love, a koi fish treasured and pampered in a tank amid the cruel apocalypse, and everyone's unconditional darling. This is wrong! Xiaoyu woke up, frightened by this nightmare. She rolled over and saw her mother sleeping beside her. Unable to hold back her frightened tears, she burrowed into her mother's arms with her little blanket wrapped around her, feeling terribly aggrieved. Her mother could never be a nobody! A collection of stories about reclaiming the children's golden fingers and beloved-child auras, and starting new lives with their mothers. Note: Since the children are the point-of-view characters, all of them are girls. Another note: This is still a slice-of-life story about little ones, with a slow-moving plot. Time is like a great river. Both between the lines and beyond the story, they will all have long, wonderful lives. Theme: A mother's love helps you put down healthier roots and grow.