“That man is despicable and shameless, selfish, cowardly, and terrified of dying!”
“But his literary talent is unmatched in the world.”
“That man is arrogant, conceited, boastful, and greedy for fame and profit!”
“Because he comes from a top-tier aristocratic clan, the leading family of the age: the Xie clan of Chen Commandery.”
“That man is self-righteous, acts without asking, wiped out my people, and hid from me for years!”
Be grateful. He was plainly a faithless, heartless man, yet you somehow trained him into an upright gentleman who loves you but can’t bring himself to say it...
Lord Xie, after all, never had a good reputation in the history books...
One-on-one romance, mutual devotion, trusting each other until the end
The heroine has a real sense of feminism. She doesn't feel like she relies on men or deliberately belittles men to elevate herself. She just knows how to handle things. It can be said that she is brave but knows how to advance and retreat. She gradually likes Xiao Xie from her admiration for the great poet. It's quite warm and she doesn't deliberately abuse her. Her kindness to Xiao Xie is different from her treatment of Yuan Hong and Xiao Yan. For example, after knowing the betrayal, she decisively resisted them, but Xiao Xie actually did more extreme things, but he was always favored by her in her heart, and finally relied on him. I think this is what I like. Men and women must love each other to be spiritually equal and to be women's rights, because women also have the ability to take the initiative to love. I am probably tired of seeing men doting on women, because in essence, men doting on women is pastoral feminism.
A very good time-travel story, with good characters for the male protagonist and female protagonist. I like the interaction between Xiao Xie and Qi Rong the most. The relationship between them is not like other articles that happen overnight, but slowly ferments, and they slowly understand their own hearts. In fact, I personally feel that Qi Rong is a bit stupid. How could she find out that Yuan Hong is Emperor Xiaowen so late?
When I write articles, I never care whether you like a certain character or not. My characters always need to grow and complete personality changes in the story. If you want to see a strong woman, you should quickly forsake it. I don't like writing cool articles. Sorry, if you don't like it, just leave. Don't beep. I don't rely on writing articles to make a living. I just care about myself.
There are really not many books with weak literati as male protagonists. It is really difficult to write well. Many traditional literati are timid, fearful, heartless, etc. But here I really like Xie Tao, because I searched the author's article and was really shocked by his coquettishness. Hahahaha, let's see how the author reverses this tragic ending! ٩(๑`н´๑)۶
It's a very good time-travel novel. The storyline is compact, interesting, and quite engaging. Good luck, author!
Every character is well described, whether good or bad. The heroine is probably the most miserable time travel girl. He was lucky enough to meet Xiao Xie. The ratings will gradually improve, and they are better than those at 9 or so. One chapter has not been skipped.
It's very interesting to read, although there are some parts that make me feel depressed and want to give up on the story. Overall, it's a good story and I really enjoyed writing about the time the heroine and Xiao Xie spend together. That feeling of unnecessary writing between the star and Wu Tai. 😂Consider writing about life after we meet each other back in modern times.
In this short life, we are all losing... We might as well be bold.
A very touching piece of work! The ending is very heartwarming!
Not bad, well written