Ink Painting Mountains and Rivers

As the originator of female time-travel novels, Kaneko's works are still very readable! The heroine Shui Mo was walking in the suburbs and inexplicably entered ancient times. As soon as she arrived in ancient times, she was inexplicably fed a sex change poison and thrown into the battlefield. So after she understood her situation, she started to escape mode. The story also unfolds during Shui Mo's escape career. The more Shui Mo runs, the more he enters dangerous situations, and the story becomes more and more exciting and tense. Because BOSS-level characters continue to appear, their damage index or protection index continues to rise, and the battles become more and more realistic and exciting!

I really watched Ink Mountain and River several times. There is no stunning beauty or amazing talent, but the portrayal of the heroine is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, as well as the sinister Gu Biancheng and Xie Meiren. I like it very much. I highly recommend it!

In fact, I don't understand the heroine myself. Yuan Ai's father hurt the heroine so much. Even if the heroine was sent to the battlefield later and did not kill the heroine, the damage has already existed. From a normal person's perspective, I think normal people may be angry or even hate Yuan Ai. , Those with a bigger heart may ignore Yuan Ai, because although Yuan Ai did not hurt the heroine, she did not stop her father from hurting the heroine. From a certain point of view, she can be regarded as an accomplice. Her father was the national master of Hera, and he was injured in a small village at that time. Limited to the village chief, when the heroine was detained, Yuan Ai was even an excuse to hurt the heroine when she was detained. I don't understand what the relationship between Yuan Ai and the heroine is worthy of when the heroine was attacked by the white tiger, and when Yuan Ai stole the mountain and river map again and again Taking risks for Yuan Ai, and the heroine was portrayed as a slightly greedy person in the early stage. As a result, Yuan Ai's death (falling into the river) turned out to be a turning point for the heroine who was no longer afraid of death. In the scene where the heroine and the imperial concubine were attacked by a tiger, the heroine was attacked and crawled by a tiger. After climbing the tree and being rescued, the first thing I thought about was Yuan Ai and Lu Wei. According to my guess, Xie Zhihan had saved the heroine several times at that time. Could it be that it was not as good as the little thing between the heroine and Yuan Ai when Yuan Ai's father hurt the heroine? Is it the feeling of comfort with words? As a result, the heroine did not find out when Xie Zhihan was plotted by the second prince Hera, and after the heroine saved the two people she cared about, could she be sure that Xie Zhihan's ability would be able to deal with the tiger? Even if she could not go there at the time. Against tigers (weak in combat), but she can sneak attack, and Yuan Ai and Lu Wei are the only two people who know her identity, so she hopes that someone in the world knows her true identity, but at the beginning, she was abandoned by Yuan Ai's father, and saved her When Lu Wei was lamented by Gu Biancheng that her brotherhood with Lu Wei was precious, the heroine's inner thought was that she didn't care about Lu Wei's life that much, but she just couldn't escape in time, so later on, Xie Zhihan, who had the grace to save her, didn't understand why she risked her own life to save him. The other two people in this book who have emotional connections with the heroine are (Gu Biancheng, Xie Zhihan, Herabaya, Luo Zhan). In fact, in my opinion, few of these men have true feelings for the heroine. Gu Biancheng, as the male protagonist, in the first few scenes, from Helan to Gao Ju Li, even in the few scenes in the palace, the heroine was rescued either incidentally or out of necessity. In the first part, it was a mission, but it was an incidental promise, and in the later part, the palace had to endanger its own interests and had to do so. The male protagonist left for the border. The male protagonist broke his promise. The male protagonist knew that in the palace, the female protagonist was regarded as a target. She might be in danger one day. Even though they already had a relationship, the male protagonist did not say that he would send someone to find a way to find the female protagonist or get her out. Come on, there is a difference between finding the concubine and not looking for it at all. The concubine is the male protagonist's sister. Doesn't he know that the concubine is a profit-oriented person? Later, in order to show the cleverness of Gu Biancheng and Xie Zhihan, they even arranged for the concubine to be lured into rebellion. Is it to show how smart they are? Then they both know that the imperial concubine is a person who values power and interests, so why do they still put the heroine next to the imperial concubine? So I didn't see the merits of their emotional line in the early stage. At the beginning, it can be said that the heroine is a cheap pawn. Identity, it is enough to have some security. In the later stage, the male protagonist realizes his feelings and is not prepared at all. That is, the weight of the female protagonist in the male protagonist's heart is not that important. The climax in the later stage depicts the emotional rise of the female protagonist after the emperor asks someone to take her away. , (I feel like I can't stand it, but the article is pretty good. The emotional line may not be in line with my own value orientation, but the main plot is still watchable about the heroine's struggle from the bottom to not succumb to fate, but how can people always be rational? They all have their own The shortcoming, at least from the perspective of the female protagonist, is that the male protagonist is the god who saves her time and time again and deserves to be loved, so as long as the female protagonist can be happy in the later stage, it doesn't matter. And it's hard to say who owes whom in emotional matters. Maybe the one who is owed is voluntary)

As the name suggests, the writing style seems light, but in fact it is light and easy. The fighting and iron horses are vividly displayed on the page, and the heroes and beauties are breathtaking. The seemingly ordinary plots gradually foreshadow the coldness and cruelty of the struggle for imperial power, which makes people have endless aftertaste [Adoration]

[Like] [Like] [Like] This is such a big book, I can read it with my eyes closed. It's beautiful and I can see that the author's skills are really good. In ancient romance, the heroine traveled through time, disguised herself as a man and met the hero on the battlefield, and the ending was peaceful. [Sending Hearts]

A very nice and beautiful piece of work. I really admire the author's writing ability [Like] I wonder if the author himself is a soldier? The heroine has no personal space, no golden fingers, and not so many lovers. She is forced to join the army as a normal woman. She goes to the battlefield, fights, and is afraid. The description is very real. Sometimes I feel as if I am the heroine. I also admire the heroine's intelligence, bravery and wit. Although I know the general ending, the process is very interesting. After watching too many love stories that travel through space, when I watched this movie, it was like a ray of breeze, refreshing!

[Like] [Like] [Like] Jin Jin's big book, the originator of time travel, close your eyes and enjoy it, it's so good to read. The female protagonist travels to an ancient battlefield and then disguises herself as a man to fight. The female protagonist offers advice and meets the male protagonist. The ending.

Jin Zi's book is beautiful and beautiful. I just finished reviewing "Green and Red Makeup: Military Camp Crossing" and found out that "Ink Mountains and Rivers" is also on the shelves. A modern girl travels back to ancient times. She had to disguise herself as a man and go to the battlefield to fight. The heroine was very independent. The heroine and the hero are in love. Recommended to watch~[Sending Hearts]

The war part is really moving, but Ah Mo is also too miserable, and the tense rhythm makes people breathless. The character's perseverance and magnanimity are the most touching and inspiring. In fact, I have been under a lot of pressure recently. I often wonder whether people can really live just for the sake of living. Can we survive the present and a lifetime before we can be relieved? Every miserable person in the article has countless reasons to stop enduring, but what pushes them forward may be such unwilling self-deprecation, a joke between friends, or a peaceful scenery, or even an obsession, even hatred, can be chewed and relied on. Even if you stumble and are covered in bruises, you still have a home of your own.

There are all kinds of feelings about family and country, big and small, and the ending is very satisfying, but there is a touch of sadness, maybe because of Xie Meiren, I really like Xie Zhihan's portrayal❤️❤️! I also like Hlambaya very much! ! The heroine is really super super super strong, very courageous and resourceful (I think she is quite resourceful), of course she is not a ninja, but I really admire the heroine👍! ! Of course, it also depends on the author's character creation. Each character is so vivid and touching... It can be seen that the author's literary skills are very good, and the writing style is also online, but it feels like it should be entered by AI. The layout of the paragraphs, wrong punctuation marks and words make me look a little bit strenuous. However, this novel is really good-looking, and I can't help but read it! Not bad, not bad. I read a good book and I'm in a good mood now🥰🥰

A modern woman's ink painting travels back to ancient times. She has endless calculations every day, and saves danger time and time again. Finally, she has Gu Biancheng, whom she loves and loves herself. Bai Yueguang Xie Zhihan is a pity. In general, this book vividly demonstrates what normal time travel means. The writing is very good and it is very comfortable to read. However, one small drawback is that the male and female protagonists have a little less roles, maybe not as much as the second male lead, Xie Zhihan. This is a bit not good. Although the relationship in the following is smooth, it is still a bit unsmooth. It may be better if it is improved. If you like it, you can read it. Anyway, short novels are more concise. Anyway, I like it very much and recommend it to everyone.

I was used to seeing time travel go smoothly, but suddenly I saw the various setbacks encountered by a woman who was forced to disguise herself as a man in ink time travel. At first, I thought she was weak, but later I felt that maybe this was the reality in troubled times. The description of the frontier battlefield in the early stage is really nice. I really like the Kazakh folk song - (The enemy has stepped onto the city, and we have no danger to defend it. We use the corpses of brothers to block the gap in the city wall, and bows and arrows are placed on their cold foreheads. Oh, once someone dies, the fighting cannot be stopped.) Although I did not search for this song... There are also unexpected twists in the later palace battles.

It's really good. You may feel jumpy when watching it, but you can accept it if you change your mind and open it in the way of a film and television drama. The writing is really good, the characters are very full, and the foreshadowing is revealed layer by layer. The only drawback is that the eyes are too busy to watch the whole paragraph. At the same time, the tension is very high, but the driving force is still lacking. Simply put, the emotional immersion time to keep the audience in a tense state is too long... Hahahahaha, it's very good.

The battlefield is very realistic, and the heroine is really miserable, she is constantly injured🤕 The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is relatively weak, and it is more about the battle between countries. Personally, I prefer the second male lead with different eyes? Or the third male? I thought there would be a lot of scenes for him, but it ended suddenly [I almost cried]

After reading this book, I feel that the meaning is still unfinished. I feel that this ending reveals a touch of sadness. Everyone is no longer as high-spirited as before, and they responded to the sentence: I want to buy osmanthus and carry wine with me, but in the end it is not the same. Young people travel. The plot is so good, I wish it could be written more. The author is good at foreshadowing, reversing and reversing, going deep layer by layer. Until the scene switching point, part of the story between the protagonists is not fully presented and is left blank. The main characters are well written, including the warm and iron-blooded God General, the lively and willful Xie Meiren, the Wolf of the Prairie who dares to love and be Baya, and the cold-faced and loyal Luo Zhan. However, the heroine and the hero Gu Biancheng get along with each other a little bit, so it feels very regretful to see Xie Zhihan alone as the emperor. After all, King Xiaoyao is no longer carefree and comfortable. Fa and the brothers drank and chatted together, acted casually, and fought together on the battlefield. I really felt regretful and distressed. At least Baya kissed this character. Hehe, I also liked it very much. I just wanted more scenes with the heroine (more tension). Luo Zhan should have liked the heroine, but he finally couldn't express his feelings. The other supporting characters, both positive and negative, are also very vividly portrayed by the author. All in all, it's worth savoring.

It feels okay, but the heroine has too few highlights and doesn't grow much. When she encounters difficulties, she either has the aura of the protagonist and is lucky. Otherwise, he could have been saved by men one, two, and three. A little bit trashy. I saw a previous comment saying that I know why the male protagonist is attracted to the female protagonist, but I feel that the male protagonist is attracted by the aura of the female protagonist. I feel that the heroine's own personality charm is still too little.

The ending is he, but the atmosphere of the whole story is quite depressing. Shui Mo, who has been struggling on the line of life and death, has become a perfect couple with Gu Erlang all his life. The most disappointing thing is A Qi... Aqi said to Gu Erlang, he was willful only once in his life, but he got ink painting, and he took responsibility for this time, but he lost his life [crying][crying][crying] Although he became the emperor, he was trapped in the palace and could no longer be free. King Xiaoyao was no longer happy [crying][crying][crying] There is also an unsolved mystery. Gu Erlang developed erythema when he touched a woman. In the end, he didn't know how to get rid of it, so he lived with the heroine until he grew old with this disease? I can only imagine that he met a miracle doctor and cured the disease...

This is a time-travel novel that I read when I was in school. I didn't expect to see it on Tomato now. Teacher Kaneko's writing is as good as ever!

It's okay, but there are a lot of typos. The heroine is very tenacious and there are many people who love her, but who wouldn't like someone who is kind, tenacious and hardworking? I also like the third male foreigner, hahahahahahahaha. Not to mention the second male is a beauty. He is a gentle, smart, big brother next door type, giving people an infinite sense of security.

I just read the first few chapters and felt that it felt so real, and then I gradually became attracted to it. The heroine is so calm and smart.

The author's writing style and overall concept are excellent. The plot has ups and downs, which makes people want to read it in one go. Especially the battle scenes are described in a grand and grand manner, and there are many touching details. I think the focus of this book is not on describing emotions, but it also describes the emotional entanglements between characters in a more delicate way. The description techniques of many movie montages make the scene transitions particularly spatial. This is a very good book that I have read recently.

The novel is well-written, the male and female protagonists have online IQs, and all the pitfalls laid ahead have been basically filled! It feels a bit like a suspense novel, with the emotional line looming, and finally reaching perfection! I just feel sorry for the second male lead. It would be great if Xie Zhihan could also have a happy relationship! But isn't literature beautiful only with regrets?

It's just that when I read it, I thought it was an older novel, because, well, it just felt right. The second male protagonist's interest and possessiveness towards the female protagonist is actually quite inexplicable in my opinion. Because it won't happen in reality, but it is also a part of ancient romance novels. - Powerful bosses, alien leaders, and domineering overlords do not need to get along reasonably, do not need in-depth understanding, do not need to have three views, and do not need to have long-term contact. Just because: the female protagonist is different from everyone around her, has a special temperament, clean eyes, and is unique. The male protagonist/secondary actor will fall in love with her at a glance, become crazy and possessive, and she is the only one who can do it. In fact, the author's writing style is good, but I inherently don't like this kind of ancient setting. I couldn't watch it (I only saw the heroine escaping from the male lead), but even there were many articles like this than there are now. On the surface, it is a novel with a strong heroine but it is too discriminatory and cruel to women, so I still give it four stars. I checked again and found that this novel first appeared in 2006, which is indeed 20 years ago. The entire romance novel industry is abandoning the ancient "inexplicable love at first sight, brainless preference for the strong, and unreasonable possessiveness" on a large scale, and is increasingly leaning towards realistic human nature, rational emotions, and normal love logic. And this is a general trend, not a niche phenomenon. With such profound skills, the author hopes to produce more novels that are in line with the readers' overall increasingly mature minds, novels with reasonable three views, gradual feelings, two-way understanding, character integration, well-founded heartbeats, and characters whose behaviors are in line with the logic of normal people.

This is the most realistic life of the heroine among the time-travel novels I have ever read. In ancient times, it was so easy to achieve great success and make a fortune. It is probably the true thinking of modern people that ink painting has always been greedy for life and afraid of death. Fortunately, it's a good ending.

The plot is very compact, and the heroine is constantly struggling between life and death. The heroine travels to a strange world. There are no cheats, no tricks, she is weak and helpless, struggling to survive, has no force value, and is not as politically sensitive as the ancients. Perhaps this should be the correct living state for people who time travel. The novel contains a lot of foreshadowing and suspense, but it is a pity that it is not clearly explained.

The heroine is smart, tough, and a little bit funny. The descriptions of some environments and scenes are also very nice, and I feel that the author's writing style is quite good. However, in some places the scene changes too quickly and I can't react. Baya and Keya are easily confused. There are two places where their names are mixed up.

It's super funny. It mainly shows how ordinary people survived in ancient times in a more realistic way. The psychological description is delicate and the characters' language is quite consistent. The plot is compact, blank, and foreshadowing. Overall, I like it! Very beautiful, keep creating!

This is the first time I've seen the full text. The heroine was either arrested or kidnapped [Like]

The female protagonist was dressed in a drug and was forced by the villain to disguise herself as a man and enter the army camp as a scapegoat. Danger and opportunity coexisted. The female protagonist discovered that there was a toxin in her body during a poisoning diagnosis. Fortunately, she used poison to fight poison, and finally escaped the fate of death by poison at the minimum cost and in the shortest time. The male protagonist also became interested in the female protagonist because of her wisdom. After getting along with each other, they naturally fell in love.

The story line is clear and not boring. It is even a little funny. It can be made into a TV series. If it is not tampered with, it will definitely be popular [laughing]