[A heroine who can be sweet, cool, or turn dark] x [A breathtakingly beautiful hero who dotes on his wife]
Jun Mosang was reborn, waking in the body of a woman who had jumped into a river, drowned, and then been fished out.
But something seemed off. When other people were reborn, they either started a new life or took on the world, slaughtering their way through it to get revenge on scumbags. So why did the place where she had been reborn look so poor, and why did she have a foster mother who was a burden?
This wasn't how it was supposed to go! She'd been dead for so long already, and now they were dragging her back out to whip her corpse. Were they really this cruel?
There was nothing for it. She would have to change her fate herself.
Our heroine, Jun Mosang, has this to say: Take a laid-back approach to immortal cultivation, and enjoy life without limits. Reborn in a new life, cherish every step of the journey.
P.S. Flashbacks ahead, so be warned.
A fantasy rebirth, cultivation, and farming novel set across the six realms.
Theme:
One sentence introduction Large-scale, reorganized family, family ethics drama
I feel like the female protagonist has a limited IQ, and the male protagonist is speechless when she takes things by force without explaining the reasons.
It's pretty cool, why are there so few comments?
A low-level magic cultivator? Is the author a male author? Why do you use such obscene words? It smells like home. What about "the body is so hot" and "how many men want to go in there and have a good time" Are you sure it's a cultivating sect? Not a brothel? These descriptions are really insulting to these doctors!
In ancient times, the age of forty was properly called grandpa.
I stayed up late to finish watching it, it was so good (??ω??)? It would be better if there were extras
I originally wanted to fatten up the movie, but it ended so quickly. It's quite sweet. The male protagonist treats the female protagonist like his little wife.
Is the male protagonist that old?
I like to read articles about beautiful women, but I'm not interested in ordinary-looking ones.
I've opened a new article and I'll give you some flowers.