Rebirth as a Court A

To actually have him fired, crying wouldn't even find his grave. 。I was so startled that I jumped up in fright and sat bolt upright. 。Strange, it's never been this smooth before. 。After all, time flies. As we get older, even a simple sit-up becomes difficult. You need to rely on your elbows for help now. 。But... that's not right, who is with me I'm a person working in a factory. 。My wife is out again. 。We're not like rich tycoons who can afford to hire someone to keep them company every day. 。When I opened my eyes, a face appeared before me that seemed both familiar and strange. 。For a moment, I was drenched in cold sweat and nearly jumped out of my skin. 。,I'm tall and muscular, weighing well over 160 pounds. I'm a true powerhouse. 。I didn't care much, I raised my hands and looked closely. Both arms were white and thin, a little thicker than chopsticks, but definitely not a child. I was startled, I lifted the blanket and peered in, but there was nothing, absolutely nothing! It wasn't even a baby. 。,Transmigration, something like this, I had only ever seen in online novels before. 。It sounds amazing, every traveler uses their foresight to gain immense success. 。Those who travel to ancient times are not ordinary people. They either become renowned generals, influential ministers, or even founding monarchs. 。All who travel to modern times are either super-rich tycoons with boundless wealth, or powerful officials who command respect and influence. They live lives of ease and prestige. 。but I still can't help but feel anxious. 。To put it simply, my past life was that of a typical lower-class individual. I had lofty aspirations but lived a meager existence. 。A life I deeply dislike has made me a fatalist. 。I believe that a person's life is predestined by heaven. 。Let's assume that heaven has destined me to be an insignificant weed, even if I were to travel back thirty years and live again. The outcome would still be the same. 。This is really terrifying. 。Such painful days, there have already been too many, how can I bear to experience them again。