She was reborn as the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Works, hiding her modern soul as she played the part of a meek young lady in a prosperous feudal age.
Until the family of her childhood sweetheart, a young general, was brought down, and blood stained the execution ground. To protect her family, she gritted her teeth and accepted a betrothal arranged before birth, marrying a humble waterworks official.
When she returned to the capital after serving in the provinces
The person she thought she had lost forever,
the once carefree young general, now with darkness in his eyes, appeared before her once more.
A dead man returned, a gentle husband, a rival hiding his strength, an ally with hidden motives...
Four entirely different paths opened before her.
The Yuan River flows on, but a lone boat can hardly navigate its waters. All are travelers who have lost their way. Where, in the end, should she moor her boat?
This is a wistful lament about loss, acceptance, survival, and the search for oneself beneath the turning wheels of an age.
It's beautiful, the heroine is very attractive
The cleaning concept is ingenious and the reverse design is stunning, making it eye-catching.
The characters' emotions are delicately portrayed. The description is realistic and allows people to deeply sympathize with the characters' joys and sorrows.
The structure is clear, the foreshadowing is natural, the structure is very complete, and it is very interesting.
The plot is compact and orderly, the rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, and it is very interesting to watch.
The logic is good, the foreshadowing is clever, the response is natural, and the book is very complete.