A Posed Life in the Late Qing (Reborn)

Just say that the child is too young to go to kindergarten when he is less than four years old. He also mentions what year and day he was born, as if he specifically told the male protagonist his information.

Could it be that he didn't go back to the past, but traveled to the so-called parallel space? . If Zhuang Zhong was a high-ranking intellectual in his previous life, the first thing that comes to mind must be that he may have died in infancy, rather than such a ridiculous guess. It should be written backwards. Only those who are uneducated think they died young, and only those who are literate understand the theory of parallel space.

I can talk at eight months, so it's not surprising.

I was shocked by this chapter...

There's something strange about this... Since there are servants like this, the hostess has to go shopping for groceries... Shouldn't taking care of her son be the most important thing?

Although I like Honghuang very much, but... I really feel like I went to the wrong studio here, it's so confusing.

Although the child was born on the first day of the Lunar New Year in 3161, he was only four years old. It is natural for parents to say in front of their well-informed family members, "Although the child was born on the first day of the Lunar New Year that year, he is only four years old." Although I know that the author wants to explain the era, it would be more natural if you use narration, or the protagonist glances at the electronic clock and then says it in his heart.

Damn, is it over? I couldn't bear to part with it. I thought it would be as big a feature as "Xiang Ru Yi Mo", but seriously, when will the extra story of "Xian Ru Yi Mo" be released?

=. =,,, I feel like it's over. . . But it seems to be the kind of thing where you get married first and then start a career.

. . . . . . There are two Lin Shes in the part about calling Dad