Su Qing has several children with no ability to survive on their own in tow. She's like a plump, delicious white rabbit leading a litter of soft, helpless little rabbits, drawing covetous eyes wherever she goes.
But is Su Qing really so easy to take advantage of?
Not only does she have a miraculous pocket dimension, she also has a hot-blooded, iron-willed man protecting her at her side. Even in years of famine, she can build a prosperous life sweeter than honey.
(Reader's guide: This story is sweet and satisfying, with a man and a woman both reborn, a pocket dimension, and a fictional setting. The historical period is only loosely based on reality, so please don't treat it as an accurate depiction of any real era. This is a romance. The heroine is beautiful, kindhearted, and has sound values. Her only concerns are raising the children to adulthood, finding a man she likes, enjoying a sweet romance, and getting married. That will be quite enough to earn her merit. To the lovely readers who like historical accuracy, please be gentle and let her off the hook. Thank you for your understanding and support!)
A silly Baitian! I'm so exhausted
This is the most depressing book I have ever read. Although it was indeed a chaotic era, the heroine was so miserable and played a good hand of cards in such a weird way. In the words of our hometown, it is a drag on the family. However, it is also very consistent with a book that thinks modern people are careless in real life. The heroine made me drunk.
Is the heroine too much of a virgin?
Come on, no update for a long time
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Pan Yunyao and Wan Chongshan are not a good match, can't the heroine be more independent and stronger?
Come on, come on, come on, porridge, porridge, porridge
Sure enough, even if they were from the same time and space, the marriage ended too quickly.
Moma, sprinkle flowers, sprinkle flowers, sprinkle flowers