The Song Dynasty Rebellious Boy

The first chapter of the story is not eye-catching, but as you read it carefully, you will find the story more and more interesting. The author's character description is very consistent with the cheerful and optimistic character of the Shu people from ancient times to the present, and there are also some laughs. One thing that is different from many time-travel plots, and one that I would like to read further, is that the male protagonist does not have the same supernatural powers as other time-travelers, nor does he have super-high skills and knowledge. He just has more modern insights and concepts than the people of the current dynasty, and based on this, he tries to make some changes within his ability. Looking forward to the author's next exciting plot! The author must have some obsessive-compulsive disorder. The subtitles of each chapter are seven words [laughs], just for the author's intention, Bichai! ! ! [Praise]

The writing is very good, and it reads very realistically with the characters' multi-faceted good and evil, the survival wisdom of the little people (the culture of the weak), and the sense of mottled light and shadow... There are also disadvantages: lack of coolness! The protagonist has an unconventional culture: a historical prophet from God's perspective, the education he received, and the cultural differences at that time... Well, okay! These were suppressed in the general environment and did not make much waves (less of the refreshing feeling of the overbearing president's article)