Warm Autumn at Furong: A Liberal Arts Girl Transmigrates and Explores

I like the character of the heroine very much, and the idea of ​​combining it with modern workers will be more humorous and not too depressing. It looks a bit like no cp at the moment, but it feels like the story behind it will be very long. The collision and growth of the male and female protagonists' thoughts made me think that the male protagonist might fall in love with the female protagonist in the end, but still let the female protagonist go. But what about the heroine's official match, and what is the heroine's final goal and achievement? Or is the heroine just for Juan and the compassion of the world? Can she achieve her own great achievements like other great heroines?

The heroine of this novel is definitely the most impressive heroine in the eight years I have been reading! ! ! She is not like other ancient heroines who either have golden fingers or have strategies. She is just an ordinary person who is not content with the status quo. The heroine is not bound by the world and does not want to be trapped in one world. The impact of reality and ideals makes her want to jump out of this circle to see all kinds of things in the world, travel thousands of miles of mountains and rivers, and taste the bitterness of the world. She has strong ideals, but her ambitions are empty because of her identity. After seeing the heavy damage caused by the heavy snow, she also wants to try her best to use the knowledge brought by modern times to pave her own way for this era and the people of this era. I think she also wanted to leave the meaning of her own existence in this strange dynasty.

The author's literary talent is excellent, and the plot of the story is compact and fascinating. The main reason is the exquisite writing style. Whether it is the appearance and psychology of the characters, the scenery, or the architecture, they are all described in great detail and are very enjoyable to watch. Great article, looking forward to the follow-up!

I think it's quite interesting. It touches on a lot of things that time-travel novels haven't covered. The protagonist appreciates the red plum blossoms on a snowy night, the NPC is worried about the lowly people and wishes for the cold weather. The collision between the thoughts of the heroine and the feudal dynasty is really nice and can be used as a guide. I feel that the author should know some calligraphy. Some of the characteristics are clearly described, and the background is also in line with ancient times. So far, it's good. But I don't know if there is a male protagonist, who is the male protagonist, and whether there is sweet love. Is this a plot for a career? Will the heroine live as Ruoxi and be assimilated into the ancients by the feudal dynasty? The imperial power is ruthless. Can the heroine break through the siege and achieve the world she wants? I am looking forward to it and recommend it.

Ah, ah, aren't the male and female protagonists an official match? It's like watching the story of the overachieving sister and the low-achieving brother! The overall trend of this book is relatively slow, which may not be suitable for a fast pace, and it is not mostly about romance, but more about growth lines (workplace struggles) and ideological collisions. I am looking forward to the young prince growing up quickly. Compared to others, I feel that the young prince is growing too slowly and is not yet able to take on big responsibilities. As for the relationship line, I personally hope that the male and female protagonists can be together (this is just a personal statement), but I feel that there is much more to the plot of this book, judging by the current pace.

I'm going to review it all at once, it's very exciting, I look forward to the follow-up! ! !

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, but I have a question. Is it for Cui Waner that the heroine successfully transformed Li Hongxuan into a pile of mud? There is so much foreshadowing that Cui Waner is not in good health, the Cui family is a family that is destined to be eradicated, and the heroine is written to wake up Li Hongxuan and help Li Hongxuan and Cui Waner's relationship. When the conflict between the aristocratic family and the imperial power completely intensifies, what will these two people do? It can be seen from the writing that the author wanted to write about the relationship between the heroine and Li Hongxuan, but he also described Li Hongxuan and Cui Waner as having a good relationship, which was a really bad move. . . . If the heroine is uniquely beautiful, I hope the heroine can be Wu Zetian.

The heroine is very transparent and rational. Xiao Liu is not the male protagonist, right? In the beginning, I was really blind and blind. I didn't even know I was being used and deceived, and I just went with the flow. But under the guidance of the female protagonist (the female protagonist really hates people to death without paying for their lives), he has been slowly maturing, but I don't want him to be the male protagonist. He and the princess have always been loving and happy together. The heroine wants to see everything, so why should she fall into the trap of becoming a housewife? Xiaoliu also has his true love, the princess, and it would be disgusting for the heroine to get involved in it.

The content is quite interesting, but there are too few updates. Based on the current content and the title of the book, I feel that the prince's official partner is the princess from beginning to end, and the heroine is here to help him. After looking at the 130 chapters, the male and female protagonists are likely to end up in a cooperative relationship and cannot develop a love story. Yun'er may leave the hero's backyard and travel around the world to see the great rivers and mountains. It is also possible that the hero cherishes her talent and does not allow the heroine to become a member of the harem. Let her be a female official and continue to cooperate to create a prosperous and peaceful world for the people [laughing]

Wow! The author is very attentive and quotes from classics Excerpt [Thinking] When Yang Yuner cheered up and strode in with her new team, everyone in the kitchen was still eating and chatting. The food in the servants' bowls and the mutton buns on the table were full of oil and water, and looked much more attractive than the middle-aged and elderly healthy set meal that Yang Fangfei had eaten in the past half month. The little maid who had been beaten just now shouted in a high voice: "The concubine is here!" Everyone was startled and looked back, only to see the concubine staring at the dishes in front of everyone with a smile. Behind the concubine was a woman and three maids. Everyone had a basket. One of the tall girls had ink sacs, paper and pen in the basket, and the other two were the little maids who just ran to the kitchen.