Respect and Cherish the Written Word

"I don't want words or paintings." Oh? The woman's fingers twitched, and a moment later a paper crane appeared in her palm. This is a story about paper, and a sweet story about paper. A modern-day aunt transmigrates to ancient times and raises a young husband. The heroine is a calm, middle-aged aunt, a little talkative and meddlesome like any ordinary aunt, with a curious sense of responsibility. Middle-aged aunts can't eat too much candy or they'll get fat! So this middle-aged aunt likes watching other people eat sweets. Definitely a sweet romance, and absolutely no angst. Summer is almost here! Ice cream and a sweet romance make for a cool, refreshing mood. Two updates every day. Come on in! The book is complete. This is the first time I've managed to keep writing until the end, so I'll quietly give myself a pat on the back. I'll write the extras, yes. Um, when... well, I will. My new book, Azu, is being updated now. (To be honest, for the last couple of days I've been so deep in it that I can't get my thoughts straight. I'll write the extras for this book once I've sorted them out.) Friends who like Yaoyao, please keep supporting me. Thank you. Azu link: http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=2471239 This is a story I heard from the older generation. Since it's something I heard from someone else, I'm not good at making the logic or historical details hold up. It tells the ordinary life of a farming woman. If you like everyday family life, come on in. No golden finger. Premise: