Mom Is from Ancient Times [Interstellar]

Blurb: Gu Xiu, from a scholarly family in the Southern Dynasties, died and was reborn in the body of a young woman in the interstellar era who had given birth out of wedlock. Going from a grand mansion to a home with bare walls wasn't a big deal. And suddenly having a son was no problem either. Having just experienced the pain of losing a child in her previous life, Gu Xiu finally had somewhere to direct all that maternal love. What she didn't know was that her son, Gu An, would grow up to become the most infamous space pirate in the entire universe. Even at his young age, he already showed the potential to become a great villain. Everyday life raising a child: Little Gu An: Damn that bastard &#*%& (hands on hips, cursing up a storm) Gu Xiu: Sob, it's my fault for not raising you right (covering her face with a little handkerchief and wailing) Little Gu An: Stop crying. I'll stop swearing in front of you... Little Gu An: I bullied the rich kid in class and stole his stuff today (unrepentant, rolling his eyes) Gu Xiu: Sob, it's my fault for being useless and not knowing how to earn money (going to apologize in person and make amends) Little Gu An: ...Get back here! Gu An: My mom comes from ancient times. She has none of the swagger of a modern strong woman; all she does is whimper... (troubled expression) Gu Xiu: I don't just whimper. I can play music, play chess, write, paint, and appreciate poetry, wine, and tea! Son, let Mom knit a sweater for your mecha. Note: The heroine grows over time. The setting is fictional, and the story is entirely made up. The Southern Dynasties in this novel are not the Southern Dynasties of the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties period, so please don't read too much into it. New novel, please add it to your want-to-read list: “My Answer to the Life I've Lived So Far” Qu Li and Chen Ye were born on the same day at People's Hospital in C City. But Qu Li was placed in a private VIP room from birth, while Chen Ye was abandoned in a restroom on the lowest floor of the inpatient building. When he learned that a baby had been abandoned at the hospital on the same day his daughter was born, Mr. Qu, who had become a father late in life, felt a rare pang of compassion. Hoping to earn blessings for his frail daughter, he brought the child home to the Qu family as well. The child was registered under the Qu family's driver and given his surname, Chen. His given name was Ye. Dawn and deep night: utterly different, yet inextricably linked. Everyone looked down on Chen Ye. All the children in the villa district knew he was an abandoned baby found in a restroom, with no parents and a foul, stubborn temper. Nobody liked him, but nobody dared bully him either. He had no parents, yet the beloved only daughter of the Qu family kept him by her side every day. He had no friends, yet he fought viciously enough to terrify even the toughest kids. He wasn't especially bright, and his learning ability was average, but with the genius Qu Li's help, he still ranked near the top in every exam. His life had a pretty rough start, but luckily, Heaven had still left him a little light. Still, born into misfortune, the light in Chen Ye's life was bright, but faint. Qu Li was a child who had grown up with a time bomb inside her, and she was also Heaven's undisputed favorite. She was beautiful, so beautiful that boys had been giving her flowers and snacks since she was little. She was clever. Even after taking time off school, she still earned excellent grades. She was kind and gentle. Qu Li personally took part in her family's charity events every summer. She was also the Qu family's only child, wealthy beyond measure, and adored by her relatives. It seemed Heaven favored her above all others. But people's fortunes are always uncertain. As wonderful as Qu Li's life was, it was just as fragile. Years later, a man renowned for his ruthless, cold-blooded ways bent down in the hospital he hated most. Looking at the doctor before him, Chen Ye's eyes were wild with madness. “Cure her.” “I don't care what it takes. You have to cure her.” Qu Li: Chen Ye, you were destined to witness both the beginning and the end of my life. PS: 1. The male lead suffers a little; the female lead has heart disease. 2. The title is from the song “In the Life I've Lived So Far” by Jiang Yunsheng. New novel, please add it to your want-to-read list: “What Should You Do If a Male Insect Gets Depressed?” Zhou Nuo, an ordinary unmarried man from Earth. One day, he transmigrates to an interstellar insect race and becomes one of the supposedly exceptionally rare male insects. Male insects: noble status, exalted position, generous benefits... But none of that changes the fact that Zhou Nuo is a genuine alien. A distorted social hierarchy. Obsessive admirers. A marriage system turned upside down. Before long, the insect medical system is stunned and at a loss when it receives its first male insect patient with depression. Yes, you read that right: a male insect! Good heavens, this is a disaster! What bastard made the noble male insect prince depressed?! Theme: The best way to raise a child is to be there for them.