Traveling Through Ancient Times: Beautiful Men Are All in Dreams

I came across this book by chance. Although there is no rating yet and only one review, I was curious after reading the introduction and read it. The conclusion is that it is not a loss to invest in it. The heroine has a very good character, she is smart and witty, she can assess the situation, she is brave and resourceful, and she is crisp and decisive. I like her very much. The logic of the whole book is clear, and although dreams and reality are slightly intertwined, it does not make people feel confused. The heroine became an official lady in this life. For the sake of her parents and family, she strictly observed etiquette. In the eyes of outsiders, she was a dignified and quiet lady. In her previous life, she was a modern college student. In reality, she would be a little more restrained, but in dreams, she would be more unrestrained, so in dreams, she is an informal, lively and wanton image. In the dream, she is more like herself, humorous and cute. The author also wrote more about the plot in the dream. In short, I found this book quite interesting and attractive to read, and some of the plots also made me think it was quite funny. She did not encounter particularly big hardships in or out of her dreams, and she solved some minor problems with her own intelligence. So overall, I think it is a relaxing and enjoyable book. I also think the emotional line is very good. The male protagonists have distinct personalities and develop admiration for the female protagonist in different situations and stories. As for the heroine, I can feel a little bit of her liking for the Sixth Prince in the previous story, but for some reasons, she temporarily let it go. Later, I can feel that she likes the master a little bit, and then for some reasons, she also let it go a little bit (I won't give too many specific spoilers). The ending is an open ending, and it does not say who she is with, leaving room for everyone's imagination to choose (a little digression here, my own imagination: I want them all, although this is not a novel about women, but I just want them all, and I also want to add the Ranger). Of course, after talking about so many good things, I personally still feel that there are some small problems. The main reason is that I feel that the author did not write more. Some plot settings or emotional transformations can be described in more detail. For example, in terms of plot allocation for male protagonists, some have more plots and some have less. For another example, if the author can write more, he can write more dreams or describe more in the real-life plot, so as to better show the male protagonist's emotional transformation towards the female protagonist bit by bit (the writing in the book is also very good, but I think it would be more perfect if he could write more). Also, the feelings that the male protagonists have for the female protagonists are very obvious, but until the finale, the female protagonists may not have very fond feelings for the male protagonists. I still think it would be better if we write more about the ambiguous entanglement between them and the female protagonist has a slight liking for them. Overall, it's a pity that I didn't write more in detail. All in all, in my opinion, this is a very good work and I recommend everyone to watch it.

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