Revenge + History + No Golden Finger + Low-Key Romance + Historical details from parts of the Yuan Dynasty during Kublai Khan’s reign
A lonely village beneath the setting sun, a cold crow on an old tree.
A fleeting shadow, swift as a startled swan. Withered leaves and yellow flowers.
The full journey from being wildly ambitious and carefree to fighting fate with both feet on the ground.
Dad said, “Pull back the hand you’ve reached out, and the fist you throw will have gathered ten thousand pounds of force, striking its mark in one blow. Don’t act rashly, or you’ll only invite suspicion.” Later, Dad was murdered. I was twelve then. I pulled back everything I could, including my hand, and acted as though I knew nothing. Later, the killer died. That was the first time I struck.
Theme: Become someone capable, and protect others within the limits of your abilities.
Reader’s Guide
1. The protagonist’s soul transmigrates into another body. He cannot speak the local language and has no golden finger, so he learns and grows step by step. His adoptive father is the original body’s father. After his father dies, he treads carefully at every turn.
2. Fictional setting, fictional setting, fictional setting. He inexplicably transmigrates into a parallel historical timeline! Don’t nitpick the history! Everything is based on the protagonist’s experiences in the world after transmigrating.
3. The male lead is a roguishly handsome, sturdy man, like a herdsman in a traditional song. When he gets fired up, his aura feels eight feet tall.
4. To be continued... This is not a tame story.
Uh, the previous writing has been good, but I don't quite understand the ending of the middle and latter parts. The heroine has trained a large number of talented people before, so she just wants to be a queen? And if you don't like Nan Qi, why should you marry her! And there is no description of the relationship between her and Nan Ci. Are they a couple on the surface or are they real? Anyway, it feels like the heroine is out of her wits later on.
In line with historical logic It's not the kind of mindless writing, it's not bad. It didn't change dynasties at every turn, and it also wrote about the involuntary involuntariness in the feudal era. Although she does not have a strong natal family background to support her, she has cultivated her own power and became a queen, so she should be able to accomplish something.