Granny Luo, who had died of old age, was reborn.
But this body comes with a sugar daddy.
Should she keep it or not?
[Warnings]
1. The protagonist used to be an old lady! An old lady!
2. There are Mary Sue elements! Mary Sue!
3. The male lead is Jin Dabao!
But in the end, this novel's golden finger isn't very powerful. Compared with other reborn business-war novels, it's practically nothing. The heroine won't get to live The Outcast's life after being reborn, either. All she can say is that she took control of her own life and lived positively, content with a modestly prosperous life.
This is a short story written to practice the author's craft, with about 500 words per chapter. It may feel a bit like an outline.
Why did she say she lived for herself before she died, but after rebirth she said her life was wonderful when she was old? Wasn't she always living for herself?
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers. Flowers.
You can write and be plump at the same time. Change one chapter every day.
Spread the flowers, and don't modify it after it's published. Because I can't see it.
Very good, the sponsor is like a child
The heroine can sing beautifully
The old lady is getting old and she probably doesn't need a man anymore.
The heroine is an old lady and she has to live for herself
Just write down what you think.
Can you see the plot you want to add in the next chapter?