The Soul Passes Through and Becomes Su Che's Wife

I just discovered this book of his which is quite good. Quite interesting. Recommend

Come on, you may be opposed by some people who originally knew these ancient people because of their living habits or other differences. But I can see the writing, it's really good. If it develops well, it will definitely become a hit with a score of 9 or so. It's no problem, but if it's about Su Shi, it's not necessarily about Su Che. Summary: The author's writing style is very good, the sense of substitution is strong, and the storyline is good. As long as the development is stable and not collapsed, it shouldn't be too difficult to get a score of 9. But because it is written about real people in ancient times, many people felt that it was not consistent and therefore abandoned the article. If the next book doesn't write this type of book, I believe it will be very easy.

This is my first time reading Su Che's novel. I like it.

It's beautiful, it's so beautiful, it satisfies my fantasy about Su Che

Really good. No one is perfect. I hate those pointing fingers in the comment section. Which novel has no bugs in it and is just nonsense? As a capitalist, it would be impossible for the heroine to rule too strictly. After all, her popularity is limited to only one state. There is also Qiu'er, the purpose is to make her realize her mistakes and correct them. So it doesn't matter what means are used, or even whether they are used or not, as long as the goal is achieved. It's not a serious mistake. Maybe some people think that it's not okay to have two intentions, but you've never seen it before, right? It really doesn't matter if you can control people with second thoughts. Only those who are incompetent will defend themselves to the death.

I really like it. I have seen it many times before but never clicked in to read it. I wanted to find a novel novel this evening. I came in at nine o'clock and read this book. The exchanges between the characters are very calm and warm. The occasional small interactions with the male protagonist are also very exciting. I read the latest chapter in two hours. Wow, wow, wow, too little. Come on, author👏[Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

The overall story is very good-looking, the writing is very smooth, the heroine's character is very lovable, and she has a revenge, which is very refreshing. I also like the male protagonist and other characters (´∀｀*) But after giving birth to seven or eight children, I personally didn't particularly like these chapters. The pace was too fast and I was a little uncomfortable with it. There was also the part where the heroine lost her memory when she gave birth to her first child. I didn't quite understand it (Smith Marseille, I'm relatively dull). In addition, I don't particularly like children, so my enjoyment of the later episodes declined (I watched it very early, when it was still being serialized. After reading the first part, I felt very good, and I saved the chapters later, and then forgot about them ㄟ( ▔, ▔ )ㄏ, so I don't understand the later plots, and I'm not deliberately nitpicking!) The book is beautiful (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡, Happy New Year everyone (=^^=)

The subject matter is very new to me and I have never seen anything like this before. It is quite interesting. Even the heroine didn't have much money, so she split 70 taels from the Shen Mansion, which was considered her maximum income. She actually spent 60 taels to save the mother and daughter of that family. To be honest, this plot felt a little early, because the heroine had to open a shop and there were many places to spend money. Most of the money in her hand was used to buy people (and that Qiu'er was still ignorant, I don't know if it was a trick). Is the writing too good? Is the portrayal too successful? Qiu'er really feels like the kind of person who is born bad and cannot be cleansed.) Overall, this plot is like a stick in my throat. To put it in perspective, I spent a lot of money to save a bunch of people, but it's not good. Although the others are okay, Qiu'er is their family, so they are a whole, and a rat's shit ruins a pot of porridge. I have no sympathy for their family. Compared with people with similar plots and characters in other novels, they are not very ungrateful. Apart from the plot, there is nothing else to complain about. I don't know what the male protagonist Su Che is like in history, but I really like the author's description of the male protagonist in this article. He's quite cute. Especially the part about asking for peace really touched my heart.

It's really super, super, super pretty. I like it very much! Chasing updates overnight! I beg the author to update it soon! Make a living by writing in big letters every day! I hope this young couple can achieve success and have a child soon! Let me play, please, please

It's very interesting. Although the title is not very eye-catching, the content is really interesting.

It's really beautiful! It's the kind of novel that favors strong women, and Su Che is pretty good too. It would be nice if you could tell me what poems Su Che wrote [laughing]

It's such a modern novel... Most of the vocabulary used is modern, very abrupt and inappropriate, and the plot is relatively novel. Although there are some things that don't make sense, I can only say that it's okay after a rough look. In fact, it is like wearing a dynasty leather bag and names, and the overall character design is also very modern. It does not conform to the idea of a Qianqian son in the history of the Song Dynasty. A civil servant said such vulgar words... I can't ignore it. I can't read on.

The teacher's writing is very good. It is a rare historical text with a Song Dynasty background. There are a few minor bugs, but the flaws are not concealed. It is already very beautiful. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

It's quite beautiful, please give it a thumbs up to the author.

The writing is still rough

Very nice. I support you. I don't like Qiu'er very much. When will the heroine accept Su Che? The male protagonist and the female protagonist get along so awkwardly, and they haven't come to Beijing yet. I feel like this has turned into a big female protagonist article and I don't want to continue reading.

Great praise. The novel subject matter is very interesting. I hope the author can continue to work hard and update 100 chapters a day [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

This is the first time I have seen a novel with this theme. I used to like Su Shi very much when I was in high school. Now I read it in the novel and found it very novel. When reading about the ancients in textbooks, I always feel that they are superior and deified. They are very different from us ordinary people. But if you think about it carefully, they will also have the joys and sorrows of ordinary people. Although the content of the story is not realistic from that era, it is interesting, engaging and worth recommending!

The subject matter is novel and the story is interesting [Blow a kiss]

The writing is good and beautiful.

It's so beautiful. I thought it wasn't good-looking when I saw the cover and name, but I didn't expect it to be so wonderful.

The character Chen Yuanyuan is very lively and makes people feel that he is real.

The writing is very good and the language is humorous and interesting. There is just too little interaction between the male and female protagonists. I hope more emotional scenes can be added.

It's beautiful (♥∀♥), it makes me want to kowtow.

It looks good and gets five-star reviews.

It's really beautiful! [Adoration][Adoration]

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Very interesting, recommended

I haven't finished it yet. I was so excited about Chao's plot that I couldn't stand it at all. It's really good to watch. I can't stand it when I think of Chao. This is enough.

Generally speaking, when it comes to stories about the Su family, everyone likes to write about the ill-fated Su Shi, as well as the love story between Su Xiaomei and Qin Guan. This is the only one I caught about Su Che. It's actually quite interesting. The female protagonist is strong and independent, while the male protagonist is shameless [note]