[Group portraits of ancient women + forbearing growth + time travel + running in both directions + happy ending]
Does anyone remember? There once was a group of women in the Huaihe and Huaihe regions. They were beautiful in appearance, gentle in temperament, and proficient in singing, dancing, calligraphy and painting, but their fate was bumpy.
Chu Xia traveled from modern times to an unknown dynasty and was raised in a deep courtyard.
The calculations in the salt merchant's backyard, the ups and downs on the Qinhuai River, she traveled thousands of miles, from the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River to the windy sand in the north of the Great Wall, hiding her edge through blood and tears.
We only take the facts and circumstances of the story, and use the fictional era of the Yu Dynasty to write a biography.
This is my first post, I hope you all can support me.
Reader comments
Although the heroine traveled through time, she was an ordinary person. She had no golden fingers. She was transported to an ordinary farmer's house, was forced to sell, and moved around various houses. But she was also a very lucky one. Although she was raised like a skinny horse, she really learned things in the correctional yard and was raised like a lady, not just to serve others with sex. The heroine seemed to me to be smart but not very smart. She preferred the characters of Le Wei and Se Se, but I didn't quite understand Se Se's later stage. This book gave me the feeling that there was still more to write, but it was the ending. Is it still unfinished? For me, it's not bad, there are no surprises, and I can finish it all at once, so it's a five-star review (for reference only) [top post]
It's good-looking, not the kind of casual article
Fortunately, the ending is good, but why did Sese die?
Although the heroine traveled through time, she was an ordinary person. She had no golden fingers. She was transported to an ordinary farmer's house, was forced to sell, and moved around various houses. But she was also a very lucky one. Although she was raised like a skinny horse, she really learned things in the correctional yard and was raised like a lady, not just to serve others with sex. The heroine seemed to me to be smart but not very smart. She preferred the characters of Le Wei and Se Se, but I didn't quite understand Se Se's later stage. This book gave me the feeling that there was still more to write, but it was the ending. Is it still unfinished? For me, it's not bad, there are no surprises, and I can finish it all at once, so it's a five-star review (for reference only) [top post]
It's good-looking, not the kind of casual article
Fortunately, the ending is good, but why did Sese die?