Luo Wenchai has been having strange dreams lately.
In them, there is a country called Fenghua.
But plague has spread across the land. Medical care and medicine are scarce, misery is everywhere, and the people are suffering.
When a young general reports the crisis to the imperial court, the response he receives is to burn all the sick alive!
The general ages years overnight.
Is this a dream? Luo Wenchai isn't sure.
Then a well appears, linking her fate with the general's.
She sends medicine and medical supplies, giving the general a small taste of the wonders of modern medicine.
In return, the general sends her ancient books and famous paintings. Luo Wenchai cries, “I'm rich!!!”
But that isn't all. The general offers her a phoenix crown and bridal robes, pledging his kingdom as her betrothal gift, all so he can spend the rest of his life with her.
I've been chasing it for a long time and finally finished reading it! It's touching, funny, and angry... I personally think it's a good book!
It's chapter 87. I can't see the boss of the story. I wonder if my IQ is not enough 🤦 It's very beautiful. Keep up the good work.
The content is true and objective, fully close to the reality of life, and the characters are described in detail, which is very good.
This book is very good, I don't know how to express it, but overall it is very good, not brainless, and the plot is very interesting.
I finally finished reading it. The author's writing style is really good! The logic is very stable and very interesting to read!
This is the first time I have seen a truly high-scoring article. Cheers to the author.
Nothing to say, it just looks good, and that's it. The characters are very delicately drawn, and the foreshadowing is also very subtle.
Reading when you have time is like encountering a good cup of tea. You need to savor the sweetness. The emotions of the characters in the book can be more immersive, and the reality and the story are consistent and empathetic.
It's really good. The plot and logic of this book are all good.
I like it. If you like it, it's good. If you don't like it, don't comment. Amitabha.