A Child’s Struggle to Survive in Late Qing and Republican China

Alas, after all, this novel is not a novel about strong women as I expected. I especially like to read Qingchuan novels, but there are not many suitable writing styles to write more qualified Qingchuan novels. They are usually male novels, but most of them are harem and stallion novels. I don't like them. It's the end of the Qing Dynasty, and I prefer to change the dynasty. She saves the country and the people like changing generations, but the heroine is very weak. Through her performance after time travel, it can be seen that the heroine is also a weak person in modern times, not strong enough. In fact, she is just an ordinary person, but there are more people with modern ideas. The heroine is too easy to be satisfied and too tolerant. Yi Chongqing sells herself too easily. To be honest, this is the protagonist with the least resistance I have ever seen. There is a relatively realistic novel about cultivating immortals. The heroine is very motivated. In a place where the language is blocked, she can learn everything and use it, all in order to enhance herself. With his own strength, there is also a male protagonist who traveled through a lifetime, and his brother sold him into the palace as a eunuch to gain his own future. Then the male protagonist really traveled through time and was screwed. I really want to see the female protagonist be able to kill decisively as she grows up, and use her own insights and methods to build her own new country.

It's quite reasonable. Everyone's behavior is supported by a set of theories behind it. However, the heroine is sometimes smart and sometimes confused. She is very smart when commenting on the current situation, telling the truth, and recognizing people, but she always makes mistakes in small things. We are now at the end of the feudal dynasty society. How will we transition to the Republic of China?

It's a very delicate plot, and the rich characters of that era were well portrayed. The heroine did a great job. Much like Ruoxi in Bu Bu Jing Xin, she can't change anything by herself and can only change herself according to the environment. Quite distressed

I doubt it's a big vest. Although it's an old-fashioned time travel, the plot is reasonable, the story is smooth, the characters are well-described, and there are no abrupt or embarrassing points. It's the only serial in my bookshelf that I keep reading.

The narrative rhythm is very good and the writing is great. I don't know if this is the first time for the author to write a novel. Anyway, he is very mature. The writing is very real and the heroine's helpless struggle in that era touches deeply. I recommend it.

It's not a story about a heroine enjoying herself, it's real and helpless. The author writes it very well, and the characters in the novel are human, not just tools for pleasure or to advance the plot. The one who impressed me the most was Mr. Shen. He was neither a completely good person nor a pure bad guy. He had the chivalry to save an orphaned girl when the road was rough, but he also had the ruthlessness to kill the person next to him with a bowl of poison. The heroine is talented but trapped in the status quo. She grows up stumblingly, and her personal destiny is intertwined with class oppression. She struggles to survive in the cracks. Most of the time, even if she can only make a small change, she does it with all her strength, tearing out life for herself bit by bit. The world outside Shen's Mansion is full of dangers and opportunities. We look forward to the next plot.

I want to lock the author into a small dark room and finish writing the book before releasing him! It's so well written, with such writing style and depth of thought, it's like a big boss came to teach me. There is also ubiquitous empathy, compassion and expectation for the situation of women in the late Qing Dynasty. Personally, I think Shen Zhishou is the most complex and charming character among the characters currently appearing. When we first met, he was a rich old man with good intentions. Later, he became a wealthy feudal old man who could control the Shen family tightly. He was also a patriarch with blood on his hands who would sacrifice anyone for the future of the Shen family. I'm really looking forward to what changes this role will bring to the heroine. There's so much to say, just wait until it's over. Please keep your pace! (Readers are like cockroaches. When you see one in the light, there are many more in the dark. I just crawled out and danced to the one on my face.)

I gave these four stars to the first volume. I saw 594. What can I say... I really want to find an article about traveling to Wanqing to save the country. Unfortunately, my sister doesn't have a golden finger. I really kept crying. After the second volume, I feel like there is a different author. I don't know if I have read it. I picked up the first volume. I feel that the writing is not as good as the first volume. The characters are well drawn and everyone is three-dimensional. The description of emotions is really worrying. The author can control the general environment and current situation a little more, otherwise it will be easy to write in a petty style.

It's good to read. The background of the heroine seems to be that of a literary scholar who has not entered society and is not very sophisticated. This is a guess that the author did not talk about the heroine's specific situation before time travel. Overall, the readability is good. The author has worked hard and recommends it.

Five stars for encouragement. It is not easy for the author to write so much. The writing style is quite good. Like others in the book review section, I personally feel that the ending of the second volume is just right. The heroine traveled to the late Qing Dynasty and was forced to be a slave. She had the pride and knowledge of modern people, met good teachers and friends, and influenced some people. However, she was helpless with reality and identity, and finally reached the predetermined ending in the big house. In the third volume, it is not impossible to escape from death and start a new life, but we cannot see the heroine's growth after putting herself to death. She still has not made much progress. She is still very naive and reserved, and her brain is sometimes not working well. It can only be said that she met the good man Liu and the foreign boss again. But she still failed to break out of the original circle, and still dealt with the families she knew before (Jun family and Lin family). She could even predict how she would lose her vest and run away again in the future...