A Transmigrated Life Starting as a Dowry Maid

[Cheek support] Bookmark. I'm waiting for the imperial edict to come down. All the flowers I've been waiting for have withered.

Why is that title so slow? Haven't come down yet, I'm so annoyed

This chapter is also all about the female protagonist's mental activities. The male protagonist didn't say a word. He just sat and watched the female protagonist's mental activities for three chapters.

It's so disgusting, Jia Daishan is so disgusting

Why do you feel that neither Assumption nor Housekeeping was born by Shi Yuanrou?

When will this plot end? I just want to skip Rongguo Mansion quickly and wait for the heroine to leave the house and live her own life.

If the birth of a legitimate son cannot be avoided, can the birth time of their birth be adjusted back? This can increase the advantage of the heroine's children. If the heroine's children are all fourteen or fifteen years old before the legitimate son is born, the threat will not be great. Basically, the connections and other things have been obtained [shy]

If Jia Daishan had been at the border and didn't go back until he was fifty or sixty years old, and the Shi family was still desperate to have children, Dapeng would have grown up by then, and maybe he would have many younger brothers and sisters! I hope Mrs. Jia can live longer! !

It's too dull. After reading two chapters, the plot didn't move at all. It's all about the heroine's ideological activities. A long section, a long section

This chapter is contradictory. As mentioned earlier, the capital knew about the emperor's shares, but later it was said that Jia Min and her little sisters did not know; a third-grade female official could not get rid of two little girls of no rank. Alas, it's so long-winded and contradictory. I hope to review it again