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In an ordinary world, on the day of her 20th birthday, Miss Makima, an ordinary civil servant, wrote her wish "to have relatives" in her lonely diary.
When she woke up, she was back in the 1990s, wearing wooden clogs, pulling her hair up, and wearing an expensive kimono. It was like a ridiculous game. A man with the word "father" on his head next to her was pushing her flatteringly:
"Mr. Tsushima, I will leave my little girl to you."
Makima:...?
She looked at the "father" who had obviously sold his daughter, as well as the "Mr. Tsushima" who was over forty years old in front of her, and the kid with iris-colored eyes and black curly hair "Tsujima Shuji" who looked up at her next to her, and fell silent.
Is this how you get your loved ones?
I didn't understand it, but I was shocked.
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Unexpectedly, this is just the beginning. From now on, Miss Makima will never return to being a mother for others... Including but not limited to the godly son of the Gojo family, the silver-haired child adopted from the orphanage, the lop-eared rabbit wandering in Radium Street, and the confused King of Sheep...
But that's not a problem.
The question is:
I am clearly raising my children well, right? Why are these children getting crooked as they are raised?
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"Machima is like a mother who doesn't love her children. It's terrible, but the children can't help but be attached to her."
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PS:
1. The main reason is that Machima, a bad woman, raises children. Each world will arrange various identities, and there will be a set of Shura fields.
2. Cp undecided
3. I love Miss Makima. This mqm grew up in the ordinary world, but her essence is still a dominating demon, so...
4. The three views of the characters in the article ≠ the three views of the author
Purpose: The prerequisite for raising children is to learn to be a Duan Shui Master