No CP, this is just a story about a woman's growth and escape into the book world.
Xin Yi was 'kidnapped' by men in black and entered the world of Liaozhai. How could she escape?
In a world of ghosts, foxes, monsters, and monsters, see how she rewrites stories from the past. At the same time, she wants to take back her own freedom from the mastermind behind it all!
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Reader comments
The heroine's feelings for Yuan Feng in the first world were very strange. Did she fall in love with her adopted son as soon as she raised her? It was like watching an ancient sadomasochistic love drama that was not that overpowering. She was angry, really angry. She wanted to pull out the master of the Wang family, including the heroine, and take turns slapping her a few times.
The author's writing is very good, but some of the heroine's actions made me unable to understand and feel uncomfortable. Since I have chosen to integrate into it, don't treat it as a game from above. While detached from the world, her feelings are a bit inexplicable. She cares about the people close to her, but acts without considering the consequences and the impact on the people close to her. It is a good thing to save the refugees, but it is useless. I have been exposed to the environment of the refugees, but I have not thought about what others will do. I am willing to accept being humiliated in order to save people. This made me uncomfortable. In the end, the author made everything the heroine did seem to outsiders to be the capital to marry the prince, and it became a deliberate act.
The heroine's feelings for Yuan Feng in the first world were very strange. Did she fall in love with her adopted son as soon as she raised her? It was like watching an ancient sadomasochistic love drama that was not that overpowering. She was angry, really angry. She wanted to pull out the master of the Wang family, including the heroine, and take turns slapping her a few times.
The author's writing is very good, but some of the heroine's actions made me unable to understand and feel uncomfortable. Since I have chosen to integrate into it, don't treat it as a game from above. While detached from the world, her feelings are a bit inexplicable. She cares about the people close to her, but acts without considering the consequences and the impact on the people close to her. It is a good thing to save the refugees, but it is useless. I have been exposed to the environment of the refugees, but I have not thought about what others will do. I am willing to accept being humiliated in order to save people. This made me uncomfortable. In the end, the author made everything the heroine did seem to outsiders to be the capital to marry the prince, and it became a deliberate act.