Traveling Through Time to Raise Dumplings

The brain has a money rat tail, a set of big yellow teeth, and a cruel and bloodthirsty heart.

I finished this book quietly and started a new one quietly. The author is really Buddhist.

I have read dozens of chapters and the plot is quite fast and not boring. When I read the title, I thought I would have children after time travel, but I didn't expect that I would still be a dumpling after time travel.

Does the author have a special book discussion group? It has been updated and you can roar inside

Many chapters are spinning in circles

Updates are interrupted again. Books written by the author are always interrupted and delayed.

The heroine's mother was older when she gave birth to the heroine, right? Was the Qing Dynasty girl 14-16 years old? Males are counted as 16-20. According to the older one, the heroine's mother gave birth to the heroine before she was forty years old, and her brothers also gave birth to children. How do you say that the heroine was born in her forties or fifties?

Will a queen appear in the future? Will the male and female protagonists cultivate a queen?

Kangxi was raised by his grandmother Xiaozhuang, and all political affairs were discussed by the Empress Dowager. The empress dowager doesn't speak Chinese, she just provides for the elderly and takes care of the fifth prince, and has no sense of presence. I suggest the author check the book