After a long dream, Shu Yun found herself hundreds of years in the future. Since she had been given a new life thanks to the original owner, she had no choice but to take on the responsibility of caring for "her" daughter.
Yan Ningle had been ranting about the plots of period dramas and battling netizens in the comments for three hundred rounds late into the night. Just when she thought she'd finally gotten it off her chest, she transmigrated, becoming a tiny baby.
Years later, Yan Ningle followed in her mom's footsteps and became a little fortune-teller. Only then did she realize that she hadn't just transmigrated, she had transmigrated into a story about a real and fake heiress. And the tragic real heiress who died young was her mom, a master of the occult...
(Mom is the main character, while her daughter grows up gradually. The daughter doesn't know she's transmigrated into a book until she reaches adulthood. Both "mother and daughter" will find love.)
Watching an advertisement can be scary
The plot should be perfect after giving birth to a child
There were too many sub-plots, so I skipped through it. I didn't understand what some settings were meant to express, so I finished reading it.
It's said to be about metaphysics, but not much has been written about it? , Looks like a mother-daughter double heroine, and is it written mostly by mothers? Overall, it's just so-so, not exciting, but it's okay to pass the time...
Good-looking is Shu Yun's only regret why he didn't give birth to a child for the male protagonist
The author must have been trembling after writing it. A good heroine has become greasy.
Shu Yunye, there is a novel in which Shu Yun is a boss and the heroine is afraid of her. I forgot the name, but it's a story about a convenience store and a key.
The whole book is about people who have traveled through time and been reborn...
It would be perfect if Shu Yun could have another child at the end
I really like it, it looks very uplifting!