Adele is a woman who has regained memories of her past life. Aware that she now inhabits Adele's body, and acknowledging her past actions as her own responsibility, she doesn't attempt to evade her past but believes she must atone for what she's done. It's touching to see her recognize the pain she inflicted on her son, and to witness him slowly realize that his mother has changed and won't abandon him. This resonates deeply, as it reflects a real-world scenario: a child yearning for parental love, particularly from parents... more>> who neglect them. The key difference here is Adele's transformation. The male lead's constant questioning of Adele is a little frustrating, but understandable. If I suspected child ab*se, I wouldn't remain passive either. It's also commendable how Adele perceives Leon's (the original protagonist's) emotional wounds. Even early on, knowing Leon could hurt her son by abandoning him as he did in the original story, she recognizes that he's currently just a child with trust issues and clear jealousy towards Adele's relationship with her son. <<less

It was only 1 chapter and that was enough to burst in tears for me. Looks very promising. Basically memory of another life give mother insight in what her child is, and helped motherly love and affection fight fear and desperation of unknown. Waiting for chapters to fully see what kind of story it will be.

It's quite refreshing though I cried through the entire thing. I will never forgive MC till the end. But I whole heartedly wish that she continue to improve and try as best as she can to give the baby the all the love he deserves.

If there is something I don't like it is, well the ususal got pregnant the first time situation. But other than that I like this story a lot.

You know even though my childhood was not this bad I also dealt with neglect and trauma. So I... more>> kinda believe I can give an opinion about this situation. Even though my parents have done unforgivable things if they changed and genuinely asked for forgiveness I will still forgive them. But unfortunately the truth is this will never happen. They will never even acknowledge they did something wrong. That is the usual way these kind of stories go, atleast in our reality.

In that way I cannot hate MC, I will not forgive or forget but still. But I hope the MC continue trying her best.

I love it so far. <<less

Goodness, it's the first novel that made me cry from reading the first chapter. The start is good, no, it's sad - heart wrenching, I cried for Ron. Imagine he's only a child but he is so mature inside. He knows that his mother hated his very own existence and yet he did not resent nor hated her back. He even asked his mother to leave him in the depths of that forest to die alone, because he knows that his mother thought of him as a monster and he... more>> did not want to bother her anymore. I want to hug Ron too. He's only a child and he needs to be love and be treated nicely. I'm literally crying r' now. <<less

Can someone please pick this up again I mean the novel was almost over what happened to Wook's Teahouse. I am seriously crying because I was at a cliffhanger and now I might never now what happens at the end or even reread the story. At first I thought it was a joke, my bad network connection a problem with the server. Now I don't know this is a very good story to me it was the first of this kind. Where you now the character gets reincarnated as a... more>> mother it was unique not quite like "Selena" or "I will raise you well this life your majesty", or "I stole the child of my warmonger husband". I loved Adele and her relationship with Roncksha she wasn't like I got reincarnated as this person but everything they did was their own will, mistake that has nothing to do with me. Which is kind of right but feels wrong because now you are that person and it would feel shifty to apologize for something you didn't do but you kind of have to do it anyway? But she apologized to him for neglecting him, for hurting him and was actively trying to regain his trust and better their relationship. Even though the OG Adele was a commner who was discriminated against because her mother birthed her out of wedlock and she had a son without a husband and her child had the ability to light things on fire. How can a woman from the ends of earth know about spirits and magic her situation that was already bad got worse because they thought her child was the devils child.

And the gentleman who seduced her whispered his love to her, and promised forever left her with a child and never came back he literally forgot about her. Moving from one village to another like getting kicked out can't even get a job betrayed and left behind with a child that you don't know when he might set the roof above your head on fire is a very shitty situation, and postpartum depression is no joke without all of that on her plate. I am not say it is excusable but she has my pity and it is something that can happen IRL not the magic but depression leading to some bad decisions, ab*se, or mu*der.

She apologized and is trying to build a new life someone please pick this up, re-upload it at least or just spoil me the ending. <<less