Restoration: an Ancient Book Restorer and Her Treacherous Husband

Name: Restoration: an Ancient Book Restorer and Her Treacherous Husband
Author: Chu Lang

by Chu Lang

ongoing Ancient Romance Ancient Love Female Lead

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Ch. 271 — Extra 2: Battle for the West Coast (Part 2)

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Chu Nanxi, an ancient book restorer, transmigrated into the ancient book "Miscellaneous Talks between the Government and the Public during the Jianxing Period" that she was restoring, and became the bride who was about to assassinate her husband. Little did she know that her contracted husband, Prime Minister Xie Yan, had a soul from modern times as early as nine years ago... Someone else is wearing the book, holding the complete script in hand, predicting the direction of the story line, and it is extremely satisfying to abuse the scumbag in the face. I read the book myself and wrote a notebook-style unofficial history. There is no detailed plot, only a bunch of gossip about the government and the public that is difficult to distinguish between true and false. **** Chu Nanxi: Get out of the way and let me come! Xie Yan: I want to carry everything myself, so what use do I have? PS: A modern ancient book restorer in 2025 and a modern fighter pilot in 1937 met in the early Southern Song Dynasty, before the Shaoxing Peace Conference. Imaginary history, background reference, and characters in the story are purely fictitious, please do not conduct research.

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Small Red Fish1mo ago

Progressive and fascinating, the collision of three eras, the heroes of the Republic of China saved that era of national crisis

Frosty as Snow6d ago

It feels like it ended in a hurry. Is it because the data is bad?

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Small Red Fish1mo ago

Progressive and fascinating, the collision of three eras, the heroes of the Republic of China saved that era of national crisis

Frosty as Snow6d ago

It feels like it ended in a hurry. Is it because the data is bad?

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I was initially attracted by the setting, which featured a rather special male and female protagonist who traveled from different future eras to ancient times. The author probably wanted to write a story in which the epochal dislocation made it impossible for the two to confirm each other's time-travel identity for a long time. Although the bad things going on in the male protagonist's house at the beginning are really annoying, the female protagonist is quite comfortable, and the interaction between the two is good, and the relationship evolves step by step. But later on, I felt that the story was a bit flat. I can't say it was dragging, but... It was too tepid and had no attractive highlights, so I left.