The Caged Oriole

This is the ancient times. Three wives and four concubines. Male chauvinism. The rich and powerful don't regard human life as their destiny. He actually cares about her. No, he should regard her as his own. In the context of the time, the cultural collision of the two eras, be is the ending. It is well written.

The author's writing style is very good, flowing smoothly, allowing people to be brought into the scene. It is depressing when watching it, and it is also depressing after watching it. It will not be forgotten for a long time. I hope that the heroine can return to her parents in the 1970s, let them heal her, and let her forget this painful memory.

It's very good. The heroine's inner struggle is described very delicately. To be honest, how could a person from another world recognize that kind of feudal thought and live there? Poor heroine 😢 😢

It's really interesting. There was too much oppression of women in ancient times, and the original system and environment will not be changed just because the heroine is a time traveler. Everything looks very real.

The author is really very detailed. For example, the characters in the book say "". Readers who don't know it may not know that "" is also pronounced as nin, which is the same as "you". This is an early vernacular. What a detail!

It's good to watch. The male protagonist and the female protagonist have their own views. People from different eras are bound to conflict if they are forced to be together. The ending of both of them dying suddenly is really satisfying. It's just pitiful for the female protagonist. She clearly has endless prosperity waiting for her in her own world, but she ends up like this.

Quite true. Under power, without a golden finger or ability, there is no room for resistance. The heroine's inner struggle is also written very realistically. In the context of war, in the hero's era, it was impossible for him to understand the heroine, and it was impossible for the heroine to be assimilated. It's indeed very real. I don't understand how the heroines in other time-traveling novels can accept their own time-travel in such a short period of time without having any thoughts of going back, and they have never worked hard to go back. What the heroine in this article does is probably what most normal people do. I want to go back and work hard to go back. If there is no hope, I would rather die than stay in a suffocating place. This is a normal person

It's good-looking, good-looking, and the characters of the male protagonist and female protagonist are all well established. It feels like it reveals the living conditions of the lower class people in ancient times. Really well written. I hope the heroine will return to modern times in the end, but she is wearing a body and finally has a physical body. How can her soul return?

To be honest, it's quite good. The story is not the same. If you put yourself in his shoes, you have seen the benefits of socialism. How can you be willing to live in fear in a feudal society? Both the male and female protagonists are right, it's just that people from two worlds really can't help it.

Prison Warbler, the name really fits the plot perfectly. The heroine was never treated as an independent and complete person from the beginning to the end. She was imprisoned in that feudal dynasty and could not escape until her death 😢