When a history college student who lives in the 21st century and feels a little lonely meets a lady from the Republic of China era, two completely different concepts of time and space, lifestyles and love beliefs collide. How will they protect a pure love that spans a hundred years?
Reader comments
It's okay, but it's too wordy, with too much inner drama, and the wealthy class of the Republic of China are described as if they were fools. The Republic of China is not ancient times. What is the difference between her family background, private cars, telephones, lights, flush toilets and daily necessities with modern times? She can even be surprised when she looks in the mirror [laughs and cries]
It's okay, but it's too wordy, with too much inner drama, and the wealthy class of the Republic of China are described as if they were fools. The Republic of China is not ancient times. What is the difference between her family background, private cars, telephones, lights, flush toilets and daily necessities with modern times? She can even be surprised when she looks in the mirror [laughs and cries]