I slept from the seventies to the new millennium and thought someone had put a curse on me: I'd traveled backward through time.
I played pitiful and currying favor with my stepmother, but I didn't get to enjoy a peaceful life for long: she died.
I entered the family mansion to claim my ancestors and hoped to be a pretty little ornament, only to catch the eye of a violent young prince: I got beaten up.
Anyone who crossed the violent young prince was doomed. School bullying, kidnapping, a dart to the heart: my true nature came out.
My childhood friend from decades ago returned to back me up. I felt a moment of sympathy for the violent young prince: we formed an alliance.
I had everything I needed and a bright future ahead, but the man I had my eye on refused to take the bait: I was lovesick, our love deep but our fate shallow.
And then there's romance? Family feuds? Political marriages? Weddings? Divorces? Rivals in love?
What is all this crazy nonsense in my new life in the twenty-first century?
Actually, this is a melodramatic, loving story about a woman who travels forward through time, has plenty of money, and drifts through life in a drunken haze (?) while muddling along (?) and marrying again and again.
I've been waiting for two years and read it countless times. Where is the author? Come back soon. It's so sad. The two authors I'm following haven't updated for a long time. The other one is "Don't Believe Her" by the Queen. Is there anyone lying in the pit as miserable as me...
Looks great! But it seems like it hasn't been updated for a long time!
Damn, you are not just a monthly updater, you are almost bi-monthly updater. You have to update several times this week.
It's very beautiful, but it's so slow. When will there be a baby scene? I'm really looking forward to the cute baby.
I like your article very much. Can you update it faster? I'll stick to it!
Finally updated... It's not easy...
You are finally back...
I'm waiting, I'm waiting, I'm waiting etc.································
It's so longing to see. . . . .
It seems that a turning point is necessary. . After this scene, they should all understand a little bit. .