A modern special forces soldier is reborn into another world and arrives in an imagined dynasty. Amid confusion and fear, Qin Xueqing sets herself a goal: eat well, dress beautifully, and live life on her own terms. So she trains in both the civil and military arts, eventually becoming the top scholar in the civil examinations.
Qin Xueqing's classic quotes:
Three-year-old Qin Xueqing: "Gold ingots, silver ingots, a blade that kills without drawing blood! Gold ingots, silver ingots, for you I'd gladly bow! Gold ingots, silver ingots, I lie awake for you at night! Gold ingots, silver ingots, hurry and tuck yourselves into my little satchel!"
Nine-year-old Qin Xueqing: "I'll become a military scholar just so I can beat you up!" "I became a military scholar for your sake! It'd be a waste if I didn't beat you up."
Thirteen-year-old Qin Xueqing: "At fifteen, other girls marry and spend their lives relying on men. But at thirteen, I'm already a master of both civil and military arts, standing proudly in the world as the top scholar! I ask all the men beneath heaven: who among you is worthy of me?"
(A humble request: This is an imagined dynasty, so please don't nitpick the historical details.)
The heroine is pregnant, looking at the world from a first-person perspective, with delicate psychological descriptions, and vividly describing the liveliness and cuteness of the child. The writing is so cute for little ones!
This book is very nice