Transmigrating to Ancient Times: Becoming the Model of the Realm

The plot of the novel seems reasonable and well-founded. There are no obvious family fights, but there are also many hidden fights. This is a generally stable and partially chaotic era background. The emperors changed very quickly, and the status of women was not very low. It feels like the historical stage of the transition from the Sui Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, but history went another way, and it was imaginary.

A very interesting book. The story of the heroine's childhood in the first volume is really heartwarming. She often goes to Zhuangzi to play, and works hard to learn all kinds of things she likes to enrich herself. The leisurely fun makes people unable to stop watching. The rest of the story feels like reading history, and the heroine feels more like a symbol, a "queen mother". After "Concubine Xi returns to the palace", her emotions are no longer the main line. But looking at the stories of generations, it also feels very historical. The author used various poems and historical allusions in the article, and I learned a lot about it for someone like me who was taught liberal arts. By the way, I actually feel that Zhang Zhi and the heroine are really at odds with each other, but as both teachers and friends, it's good that they understand each other.

Traveling through ancient times and facing history that has gone astray, there are endless possibilities, and those who travel can only be swallowed up by the vast torrent of history. The wheel of the times is rolling forward, let us use the perspective of bystanders to watch the stories of another world and another era.

The story is finally over. The first half of the story about the boy is really good, with strong family ties and the mother supporting her daughter in doing some rather unconventional actions. As for the emotional line, I actually prefer Gu Yuhua and Lu Yu when they were teenagers (personally I think it's quite sweet hh, and it seems that Lu Yu was quite romantic in the early stages); Gao Yuantai's words may not have been written so much, and they may not have that much feeling. Also, the timeline after Lu Yu's death was so fast, it was like writing a history book 😂 to record what major events happened.

Very pretty. Moreover, the setting of a single female protagonist and not only a male protagonist really irritated me. Looking forward to the follow-up plot!

I really don't think this Chu Dynasty can beat Li Tang😔

It can be seen that the author has a high level of literary literacy, knows a lot about the history before the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the writing is very good!

The writing is really good, thank you very much!

Why are so few people reading such a good book? 😂 Recommended, no spoilers, I like the heroine's transparent character, it's not awkward

The heroine's political career is still worth criticizing, but I still think it's a pity that there is only a nameless emperor. I have a different opinion.