After Liu's health had fully recovered and with her consent, her status as a good citizen was restored. A year later, Liu Daling and his wife took charge of the matter and arranged for them to get married after simple preparations.

Liu Shinan is the youngest but has the most children. The eldest daughter, Liu Han, is 13 years old. The second son, Liu Lu, and the third daughter, Liu Yao, are twin boys and girls, both 11 years old. The fourth and fifth children are identical twin brothers. The fourth is named Liu Si, and the fifth is named Liu Wu. They are 5 years old this year.

The person who had just called out to her must have been Xiao Si. The original owner, Liu Han, was quite similar to her name in her previous life.

After slowly sorting out the relationships between the characters and learning about their personalities, Liu Yuhan felt much calmer.

Seeing no one was around, he took a mirror from the space and looked at himself. The original owner wasn't short, but was very thin, with a dark yellow complexion tinged with gray, an oval face, willow-shaped eyebrows and double eyelids, a full forehead with a slight scar, and a small, straight nose beneath a pair of plump lips, though now they were a little cracked.

Liu Yuhan was surprised to find that if this body were to grow up, it would look almost exactly like her modern self! Putting the mirror away, Liu Yuhan slowly walked out of the room, holding onto the wall beside him.

What caught my eye was a neat row of adobe houses, perhaps eight or nine in total. There was a clearing in the front yard, with several rows of bamboo racks, where clothes and some unknown weeds and vegetables were hung out to dry. A bamboo fence surrounded the houses, surrounding the dilapidated gate.

Although the house and yard were simple, they were kept clean.

Their parents were still alive, and the two brothers had not separated. Liu Daling and his wife were open-minded, Liu Shihu and his wife were honest and kind, and the original owner's mother was also straightforward, so the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and sisters-in-law got along harmoniously.

She had only taken a few steps when she saw a figure quickly pass by the bamboo fence. The dilapidated gate creaked, and before she could see clearly, she was in the arms of a strange woman.

"Xiao Han, my son, you finally woke up! Mother really did! Woo woo woo..." Her tone was happy with a hint of sobs.

"Well, I'm fine... Well, Mom?" Liu Yuhan comforted softly.

Liu gradually calmed down and helped her sit on the wooden stool under the eaves. She carefully asked her if she still felt uncomfortable. Liu Yuhan said she was fine, and Liu finally felt relieved.

Liu looked tall but thin, with sallow skin and delicate features but a melancholy look.

"Mom just asked Xiao Si to look after you while she went to Uncle Liu's house across the street. She wanted to exchange some millet with Auntie to make some rice porridge for you."

She suddenly thought of something and said, "You must be starving. Sit down and wait for me. I told Xiao Si to wait for me to carry the things. I'll go and meet him."

"Okay, Mom."

Liu's loving gaze filled Liu Yuhan's heart with an inexplicable feeling. Is this maternal love? Warm and sweet...