Thirty years old, a rural primary school student, older than ever and unmarried, Lin Xiu's life label is filled with "marginal". An unexpected sleep threw her from the dusty podium directly into the splendid cage of the Forbidden City - she became the perfect white moonlight, Qing'er, that everyone envied in "Huan Zhu Ge Ge".
There is no romantic fantasy of a time-traveling woman, only a profound survival alarm! Lin Xiu, who comes from the bottom of the modern world and is well versed in the world of human affairs, carries Qing'er's gentle skin, and her inner alarm bells ring loudly: Xiao Yanzi is a walking explosive bag, Ziwei has the aura of troubled mother, Er Kang's eyes are so oily that they can stir-fry, and the fifth elder brother's love brain is comparable to a black hole! And those touching love stories in the original novel? In her eyes, everything is deadly poison and drag.
Hugging the biggest golden thigh tightly - Lafayette, is the only way to survive! Relying on the insight and speaking skills developed in her career as a teacher (as well as her self-taught PUA skills), Lin Xiu began her extreme survival in the palace. When the storm settled and the halo of the former protagonist group was shattered, Qinggege had quietly become invincible. Faced with the overwhelming pressure to get married, she made a firm decision:
"Love is not as good as a promotion, and a man is not as good as a career! Serving Lafayette is the Qingyun Road that I, Qinggege, have chosen in this life!"
Let's see how a teacher who is an "elderly leftover girl" turns a bad time-traveling hand into the most hard-core promotion record in the Forbidden City with a clear mind, pragmatic means and a heart that is only loyal to her own rules of survival in the world where love-minded people are rampant! She refuses to be in love and focuses on her career (career). Her solo life has just begun!
Reader comments
In some places, the wording is really not very appropriate. After writing it, I felt, okay, I can't understand it. [Cover face]
Frankly speaking, I didn't understand it. It was a conspiracy horror film written in the guise of Qiong Yao's writing.
In some places, the wording is really not very appropriate. After writing it, I felt, okay, I can't understand it. [Cover face]
Frankly speaking, I didn't understand it. It was a conspiracy horror film written in the guise of Qiong Yao's writing.