Transmigration: A Dream Beneath the Pagoda Tree

8.5/10, But the genre is a bit unpopular, so I give it five stars. The author should have done a lot of research when writing, especially showing this fateful relationship through the bowl with the "Jun Xingshi" painted on the raccoon slave. Xiaobai is a very cute girl, plus the first-person description, and the tomb of Mrs. Avoid, I suddenly dreamed back to when I was reading "Mute House" in junior high school - in fact, the book does have an ancient feel when reading it, and it is not meant to be a compliment. It is just that the writing style is different from the current mainstream. It occasionally reads like a small plate of refreshing side dishes (the length is indeed not long), but the ending is inevitably sad. In the face of historical inevitability, I probably just have to remember it. Some commentators hope that there will be a modern spin-off, but if it is just the reincarnation of General Lee without memory, then there is nothing worth comforting. After all, memories are the most precious thing in the relationship between the two.

Super beautiful, better than other books in Tomato The author's writing is very good, and I think it is better than some of the 8.9S on the list. At least it's a bit more sophisticated.

It's so sad, it makes my heart ache while watching it, I can't find any sweetness in the glass slag. The love between the male and female protagonists is really good. The author's writing style is very good. The male and female protagonists have a be ending after all. History cannot be violated. The heroine has become a witness of history after time travel. When the heroine returns to modern times, the historical cultural relics in the museum suddenly have warmth. This is the confession left by the hero to the heroine after traveling through thousands of years. The three words "Jun Feng Shi" seem to be loveless, but they are heartfelt.

Excellent writing and layout! The male protagonist died with great righteousness despite being stigmatized, while the female protagonist experienced history and was unable to change her life and suffered the loss of her love. Zhuangzi said, "Know that there is nothing you can do about it, and be content with it as if it were your fate." For those objective realities that cannot be changed, we must accept them calmly and do not blame others. It's not the pain of life, it's life itself. The writing style of the whole text is natural, and instead of showing off sadness, one can read the sweetness and joy from beginning to end in the extra chapter.

Friends who have been to the Hunan Museum should have a deeper understanding of this novel. Although it is called the Provincial Museum, the three words Mawangdui must be too popular. The wet corpse of Xin Zhui's grandma made it even more famous. Even though it is a provincial-level museum, the main display of the Mawangdui Han Tomb is still on display. The entire museum can almost be called a documentary museum of Xin Zhui's family life. I hope friends who like museums will like this story.

Good-looking, unconventional, and very attractive

It's so good to watch. Watching a historical figure reach his final end makes me want to see those cultural relics again.

A good book, well done by the author.