My Mother Is from the Modern Era

How does a modern person become a concubine after time-traveling?

I've already cried. I really hope the author can give Aunt Liu a perfect ending in the next book or side story, like her traveling back to modern times to give birth to a baby who's still as cute as Ruan Ruan. If she has her memories, that would be even better! Wwwww

Auntie is about to leave Ruanruan, so the book title needs to be changed. Liu Ruhua was just having a dream, fulfilling her dream of raising a child.

I came here during a limited-time free period, and seeing so many people being interrogated over that dog is a bit... Even if Fourth Madam had her beaten to death or sold off Concubine Liu, it wouldn't be a big deal, let alone a dog. 🙂 The only problem is that letting outsiders into the inner courtyard is extremely inappropriate.

I read it for free for a limited time, and it's a very good book. But I encountered a problem halfway through: does anyone know where the big black dog went? I haven't seen him since the part where Auntie passed away; he just disappeared without a trace.

It's quite good, but some details are a bit awkward. For example, when Xiao Liu is rescued on the boat after being kidnapped, Prince Zhao gets hold of the crossbow and almost hurts her in a fit of rage. This scene was probably designed to promote the relationship between the male and female leads. Although we were young at the time, that moment made it all the sweeter to look back on.

Oh, I wonder if the author still remembers me? I was a reader of Yan Ning's book. I remember loving that book so much back then, voting for it every day and following it until the end. Today I suddenly missed that book and thought I'd open it again to take a look, and then I saw that you've actually started a new book, and you've already written so many words in it, sob sob, I really missed out…

Why is the alphabet abc?

This chapter is packed with valuable information and insightful thoughts. History repeats itself in surprising ways, and the author demonstrates depth.

The word "modern" makes me cringe; it feels like a lot of authors don't understand what "modern" truly means.