The day her landlord called her "a useless good-for-nothing" and kicked her out, Su Zhao moved into a ramshackle courtyard in a deserted village with a pancake in her mouth. Who could have guessed that lifting the moss-covered lid of the dry well in the corner would send her tumbling straight into a blood-soaked battlefield in ancient times?
With a blade at her throat, the cold-faced general Xiao Chengyu asks gravely, "An enemy spy?"
She shakily fishes half a box of amoxicillin out of her pocket. What's with this broken jade pendant?
Last night, it was at a convenience store in the modern world. Today, it's hanging from his waist?
Even crazier, this thing lets her travel between the past and present!
The antibiotics heal his arrow wound, and she becomes the army's "living Bodhisattva." Modern seeds sown in wasteland let starving soldiers feast on white flour buns.
But when he returns in his black armor and says, "Come back to the palace with me," she learns that the man before her is the Prince of Dingbei... Until the pendant shatters beneath an enemy's blade, and the dry well falls silent forever.
Three years later, she squats in an antiques market, sifting through jade fragments. Eyes red, she smiles. "Xiao Chengyu, this time, I'll come and get you."
This is one of the best novels I have read so far and is worth reading.
The plot is fascinating and the story is wonderful and interesting.
Worth thumbs up, five stars, very good
The characters are vividly drawn and well written.
A very nice novel that is refreshing and refreshing to relieve fatigue.
The content is smooth and the writing is smooth. The author writes carefully and deserves to be read and praised.
Good writing, humorous and refreshing, worthy of praise and praise
Five-star praise and worth recommending to book lovers
It feels different from other books. The more I read this book, the more interesting it becomes.
This book has a good beginning and I'm looking forward to the follow-up.