At nineteen, Yan Feng was accidentally stabbed and died on the spot. To her surprise, when she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated to ancient times and become a baby who couldn't even talk.
Fortunately, the family she transmigrated into was well-off, and her parents doted on her, so Yan Feng decided to make the best of it.
When Yan Feng had grown up carefree to the age of five, she met a girl her own age, and the two became friends.
But the more time she spent with her friend, the more Yan Feng realized there was something strange about her. When no one was paying attention, the girl would unconsciously wear an expression of sorrow far beyond her years.
Yan Feng decided to test whether her friend, Qi Yue, had transmigrated too.
“Qi Yue, do you have a phone?”
“What is a hand-chicken? A chicken you carry in your hand?”
“Uh, the sky is the king and the earth is the tiger?”
“...?”
Later, Yan Feng learned that her friend hadn't transmigrated. She had been reborn.
A story of childhood friends, two girls growing up together and becoming great heroines of the jianghu.
First write about the family environment, then about friends and confidants, and finally about the world. It seems quite logical, what kind of family environment creates what kind of task personality. I just hope that their relationship in the future will be as smooth as before!
I really like this book. When reading the story, the pictures are very vivid. When the heroine is a child, what is described is what children should do. Their emotional lines will be developed when they grow up, so it won't look abrupt. The character descriptions are also very good. I won't just remember the two heroines, I will remember their parents, master, wife, the storyteller, three classmates and friends, and the little fourth who passed by to help. The depictions of these supporting characters are also great. I'm really looking forward to the two female protagonists Tie Tie, their growth, and their subsequent stories of heroic deeds. Come on, author!! I suspect that the author just wanted to play the game during the Chinese New Year and did not want to update it. The ending was a bit sudden. Although the protagonist met his three friends one by one and also found the human trafficker from his previous life, it just felt like the ending was missing. I want to see a side story, a more nuanced story about the two heroines getting along. I also want to see the five of them get together again to solve a big case.
Are the two heroines in love, or are the two heroines each having a man, or is there no relationship?
When I read the introduction at chapter 40, I added it to the bookshelf. I have been keeping it until now when I just couldn't help but want to read it, so I just updated it. The writing style of Dada is smooth and comfortable, and the story described is concise and clear without lacking meaning. At present, it seems that the overall style is more daily and relaxed with emotional accumulation (Qingmei in the introduction). I feel that it will soon deteriorate in the future. Is Xiaofeng slowly coming to his senses? Or is Ah Yue unable to bear it? But it seems that Xiaofeng is also intentional without knowing it. After the relationship is clear, the plot content will definitely be more full of charm. After all, who doesn't love lovers, heroes, and sisters?
After reading Chapter 80, I couldn't help but comment. It's so well written. The friendship here is unique. Although we are separated, our friendship will last forever. There will be a day when we get together. Everyone who is separated: The sea is wide enough for fish to jump, and the sky is high enough for birds to fly!
I read this from another book by the author, and everything he wrote is to my liking. It's just that I was really on the wrong team at the beginning, but the author's transition is very good, and the later period is very natural, not particularly abrupt, and the emotions are relatively delicate, so I praise it!!! Recommended!
Well written. Single? Lily? Marry?
It's not bad... Just the ordinary daily life of ordinary people... Even when I read the ending, I felt like it didn't reach the climax and it ended abruptly halfway through. It felt like there were still two or three hundred chapters left unwritten.
It's quite good-looking. Whether it's the happy time of the two heroines with their companions when they were young, the reluctance when they parted, or the joy when they reunited, the descriptions are all immersive, but the emotional line is a bit slow.
Very beautiful, recommended, recommended, recommended!!!