After working overtime on the weekend, I drove to the new Yunfeng scenic area. My car inexplicably skidded on the wide mountain road and careened out of control down the slope. The reality I'd once been so desperate to escape suddenly felt precious, and I couldn't bear to leave it behind as I hurtled off the road. Anything is possible. Just as I've never doubted that aliens exist, I wasn't especially surprised to transmigrate to the Great Qing of more than 300 years ago. At 27, I was already considered an old maid in a small coastal town in the south. I suddenly became the wife of the Eighth Prince, Yin Si, one of the Eight Worthy Princes of the Qing Dynasty. I never imagined that would be how I finally found a partner. Perhaps Heaven was making it up to me. I met the gentle, refined Eighth Prince.
Come on, the author is great
The female protagonist is too cowardly and doesn't like the male protagonist
It doesn't look good. I feel like the heroine doesn't have any sense of being a modern person. She's muddled and not decisive at all. It makes people anxious to watch.
Although the ending is happy in disguise, when I read it, I felt that I should torture Master Ba to death to make me feel comfortable. In addition, the heroine is also very cowardly and has no struggle in the frame-up of others.
Seeing people around me in jail, unable to influence history, the feeling of powerlessness is so uncomfortable 😢