
Love Across Ancient Time and Space
相恋远古时空
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 303k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
147Chapters
24Reads · 30 days
111.3kReads · all time
8.8Score
11Listens
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I really like the king in the story, but I think the tigers' reproductive ability is too strong. They form a whole brood in just a few years, which is a bit scary. Also, I wish the king could live a longer life.
I like it. Although there aren't many dramatic or thrilling moments, this kind of ordinary life is also very appealing.
I hesitated between three and five stars, but I'll give it five stars anyway. 😂 First: Perhaps because this is the author's first time writing a novel, there are many typos, omissions, extra words, and words and phrases that are not related to the sentences. Second: The author's paragraphs are too long, some even a whole page long, making it hard for my eyes to read.
Okay, this is a very good book. The subject matter is novel, and the content is rich; it's the best ancient-themed book I've ever read. The protagonist, Wuxia, is an orphan, but she receives love from the orphanage director, Aunt Hao, during her upbringing.
First, a thumbs up 👍! It starts off a bit like a diary entry, but thankfully it doesn't become that later on. This time-travel story is uniquely captivating, the romance between the male and female leads is sweet, and the relationship between the saber-toothed tiger and the female lead is also very touching. It's definitely worth reading!
Overall, it's still quite good. The first few dozen chapters are very well written, showing the female protagonist building her own home despite being isolated and helpless, displaying calmness, wisdom, and courage. After the male protagonist joins the story, the female protagonist takes a backseat, becoming mediocre, while the male protagonist becomes the main character.
Love, love, love, love, love, love! Super, super, super, super, super, super, super, super, super, super, super, super perfect! Super perfect! Super perfect! Super perfect! Super perfect! Just like this! Sweet! This idea is very different and very sweet! There's not too much of the best! Awesome, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, 👍 👍 👍 👍
I'm totally shipping them! I'm totally shipping them! So sweet! So sweet! So sweet! The series is over! Hooray! The series is over! Hooray! I love it!
Although lacking dramatic plot twists, the novel vividly portrays deep family and friendship bonds within the ordinary fabric of daily life. It depicts both the struggle for self-reliance in a primitive society and the unwavering commitment to one's roots upon returning to modernity. It's a concise and compelling story, well worth reading.
This is one of my favorite books because the author writes it so interestingly! However, I think it could be revised a bit more. Author, keep up the good work!!!