A Lucky Pregnancy Turns Her into a Spirit-Spring-Wielding Merchant

It didn't look good. The first part was okay. But when I saw the part about Li Da or something else, I decided to abandon the article! I really don't know why the heroine is so pretentious and behaves like this. The male protagonist doesn't owe you anything, nor does he owe the original female protagonist. You, the predecessor, planted trees and you just enjoyed the shade, so why not? What qualifications do you have to do this? Moreover, modern people traveled to the past. The male protagonist does not owe you anything. Instead, you took over the body of the original heroine and then directly robbed the original heroine's things. What can you do? I am speechless. Do it!

The novel is very good, but the food the author writes about is so tempting, especially peanut candy. I couldn't help but go to the supermarket and buy it yesterday😳😳

In ancient times, even though the heroine was in an imaginary era, she couldn't be so open-minded as to cuddle on the street. Wouldn't it be better to make a fuss after knowing that it was the hero's child? Later, when my child was born, I didn't tell others clearly and allowed others to insult my child. I was also drunk😵‍💫

Seeing the female protagonist repeatedly pretending that the child is the male protagonist's, I really can't stand it anymore. It's almost over, it's going to go to heaven.

The heroine has incorrect views. Uneducated, mentally retarded, pretentious, arrogant, sophisticated, with split personality. She is the most disgusting and annoying heroine I have read in years.

I can't stand Chapter 179. The female protagonist is so pretentious. The male protagonist didn't mean it. He was poisoned. He is unconscious and can't remember things. He is still angry with the male protagonist. He didn't mean it. Do you really want the child to be someone else's?

Hostess, you are too pretentious and stupid. Is your space just for talk? Wouldn't it be nice to use space to transport money? The male protagonist has no sense of presence. It doesn't seem to be of any use.

It's very strange that Ji Dayong was not invited to the wedding, and it was strange that he didn't come to give birth to a child.

It's pretty good, but the middle part of the story insists on describing the trip to the capital like a fairy. It's so repetitive that it's really annoying.

It's trivial, long-winded, and keeps praising the heroine for how beautiful she is, and how heavenly she is. Everyone will be stunned when they first see it. The plot is bland and too exaggerated