I Transmigrated into a Young Girl in the Tang Dynasty

Self-review of the first chapter of "Glimmer of Another World" After writing the first chapter and reading it again, the most satisfying thing is the momentary tension of tearing apart time and space: before the cold light in the laboratory has dissipated, the morning light leaking through the window lattice has hit my eyes. Deliberately tearing open the cracks with precise contrasts - the remaining hum of instruments and the touch of cotton on wooden beds, the burden of the 21st century and the memory fragments of a girl in the Tang Dynasty, the sudden death of the eponymous "Gu Fanghua" and the suffocation of falling into the water overlapped in an instant. The tenderness of the new life is intertwined with the residual warmth of the old pain. This connection across time and space just hits the shock and hope I want to convey. The suspense grips my heart from the moment I open my eyes.

The writing style is warm and delicate, like gurgling water flowing through the heart. The author has a brilliant literary mind and profound knowledge. However, I am short of money, otherwise there must be "certification from a great god" to offer it [face covering] 1w5000 hours of bookworm certification, readers can enjoy it with confidence.