No CP + non-Mary Sue + non-Shuangwen + Republic of China + espionage + slow pace + no space, no system, with a man and no male protagonist + starting from the late Qing Dynasty (1911)
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Zhang Nanyin, a contemporary young woman who had just started working, was electrocuted by her boss's smart toilet. She transformed into a poor girl with the same name in the late Qing Dynasty. Because of her poverty, she was forced to sell herself into slavery. She relied on modern beauty and massage techniques to win the favor of the female family members of her family and temporarily found a place to live. After seeing her crime, she ran away and went to Shanghai to find a way out.
By some mistake, Zhang Nanyin became the secret liaison of the Three People's Association. Later, due to the promulgation of a series of regulations after the Three People's Association became the main political party in power, he realized that the political parties he supported had already run counter to their slogans. He left the Three People's Association and disappeared in Shanghai. When he reappeared, he switched to Red Flag.
She does beauty, business, and liaison.
Learn to shoot, learn to drive, learn to hide yourself.
Day after month, month after year, after coming here for several years, I was frightened every day and could not sleep well every night.
Later, someone asked her: You know the general trend and could have avoided all this, so why do you want to be a moth fighting against the fire?
She said: I am afraid that because of my own retreat, a strong New China will not come many years later, or I hope that because of my efforts, a strong New China can come one day earlier.
Zhang Nanyin eventually died in a prison in the Republic of China. She died quietly, as if this person had never existed in the world.
Reader comments
I'm still in the late Qing Dynasty's mansion, I feel it's well written, and I'm looking forward to the rest of the plot.
I'm still in the late Qing Dynasty's mansion, I feel it's well written, and I'm looking forward to the rest of the plot.