(No system/no cheats/no imagination/imaginary history) (no heroine + slow pace + non-cool writing)
(Modern people can change their destiny by traveling through time and leveraging the wheel of history?
Anyway, I don't believe it. It's already an incredible achievement for a person to be able to make the times even better.)
Chen Huan, an ordinary college student, unexpectedly returned to the rolling torrent of history.
The fork in time, the crooked script
He rides on the east wind of the dynasty's resurgence
Together with our family and country, we can create a beautiful "scenery" of prosperous times!
Reader comments
[Cool] [Cool] [Cool] I like slow-paced ones, and after time travel, the protagonist discovers that he has no inherited memories, and decisively demands to divorce his original wife. I support this... I have never understood why some people can live directly with strangers after time travel, don't they need an emotional foundation? [Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical]
The pace is slow at the beginning, but after a dozen chapters the world view begins to take off.
This is a complete world that I imagined, including the economy and people's livelihood, battlefield wars, officialdom wrestling, and certain diplomatic games...
Although there are 100,000 words and no one has read it, I try my best to write in the hope that I can spread out a possible parallel world in front of all the book friends...
In addition, I would like to thank everyone who has clicked in to take a look. If the writing is not good, you are welcome to criticize it at any time. I am soft-spoken and I will correct any mistakes!
[Cool] [Cool] [Cool] I like slow-paced ones, and after time travel, the protagonist discovers that he has no inherited memories, and decisively demands to divorce his original wife. I support this... I have never understood why some people can live directly with strangers after time travel, don't they need an emotional foundation? [Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical]
The pace is slow at the beginning, but after a dozen chapters the world view begins to take off. This is a complete world that I imagined, including the economy and people's livelihood, battlefield wars, officialdom wrestling, and certain diplomatic games... Although there are 100,000 words and no one has read it, I try my best to write in the hope that I can spread out a possible parallel world in front of all the book friends... In addition, I would like to thank everyone who has clicked in to take a look. If the writing is not good, you are welcome to criticize it at any time. I am soft-spoken and I will correct any mistakes!