A Queen's Daily Life Raising Children in the 1990s

After avenging her daughter's murder, Chen Liyun died with a smile.

She never expected to wake up hundreds of years later in the body of a farmer's wife who had just been rescued after jumping into a river to kill herself.

Brought back from the dead, she now had three daughters. Though others thought her life was unbearably hard, Chen Liyun felt happier than ever.

With daughters, she has everything she needs. Men can get lost!

But... why are so many people trying to become stepfathers to her daughters?

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Please save my column, When the Flowers Bloom~

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Recommended: my upcoming novel, The Daughter My Stepmother Brought Along

Also known as My Stepbrother Renounced His Vows for Me and I Am the Apple of My Stepbrother's Eye.

Heroine's blurb:

When Shen Lanyin was fourteen, she followed her mother into the Anping Marquis's household after her mother married the marquis. At first, to avoid causing her mother trouble, she was cautious and endured whatever she could. She only hoped to marry and leave the marquis's household soon, so her mother could settle into her role as the marquise.

But giving in doesn't always lead to a better outcome. Malice kept coming at her and her mother, and when it seemed that enduring it would cost them their lives, Shen Lanyin finally fought back. She reached out and grabbed the monk's robe of Zhou Jin, the marquis's legitimate eldest son.

The current marquis couldn't be relied on, but she could get a hold of the next one.

So what if he was a monk? He could put on the robes, and she could help him take them off. She would make him renounce his vows, inherit the marquisate, and cherish her above all else!

Hero's blurb:

Zhou Jin had planned to spend his whole life devoted to Buddhism. He never expected that one day he would happen to see Shen Lanyin's soaked back, and from then on be trapped in a tender dream he could never escape. Later, he simply gave up struggling and let things happen.

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