My Ninety-Eight Transmigrations

Ode, a girl from the Department of Archeology, is destined to travel 98 times, from the suffocating Xia Dynasty to the bloody Shang Dynasty. She partners with Ouyang Dali, the chosen man who can freely travel through time and space, and strives for the opportunity to fine-tune humanity in the established historical tragedy. They witnessed Su Tanji's dignity, his talent in redeeming Yu Xuanji, accompanied Shangguan Wan'er's machinations, and salvaged the forgotten female microcosms in the time cycle. The writing style is delicate and affectionate, and the tone is gentle and desolate. It is suitable for readers who can appreciate slow-paced, serious works that focus on atmosphere and explore history and human nature. This is an excellent ancient Chinese fantasy novel, worth recommending!

Recommended good books [Like] [Laughing] [Love] Song Ge, a student in the Department of Archeology, read a section of a Xia Dynasty spell that was restored in a book because of a thought. Song Ge traveled through the ages... Listeners, please take a look at these eras that Song Ge traveled through: The first time fell in the Xia Dynasty... The second time fell in the market of the Shang Dynasty... "Su Daji." Song Ge's eyes were bright, "Aren't you here to see King Zhou of Shang? Then she must be here too, right?" Ouyang Dali glanced at her: "I have no plans to see her. When did I say I wanted to see her?" "Ah?" "That's the king's woman." Ouyang Dali adjusted his clothes and said calmly, "You can't just see her if you want to." Song Ge wanted to say something else, but suddenly heard footsteps. A middle-aged man walked over, wearing silk clothes that were much more exquisite than them, with jade on his waist, and walking calmly. He walked up to Ouyang Dali, bowed slightly and saluted. The transliterator in Song Ge's ears started working: "Dear envoy, thank you for your visit. Your Majesty has been waiting for a long time. Please come this way." Ouyang Dali nodded slightly and replied. [Laughing] Good book recommendation [Like] [Laughing] When Song Ge heard it, he was stunned - is this Henan dialect? No, is it some ancient version of modern Henan dialect? She pricked up her ears and listened carefully. The meaning translated by the translator was standard modern Chinese, but the syllables coming out of Ouyang Dali's mouth did have a familiar... Central Plain flavor? Ouyang Dali looked sideways at her and lowered his voice: "If you guessed correctly, the Shang Dynasty was speaking ancient Henan dialect at this time."

This novel is based on the 98 time and space reincarnations of Song Ge, a girl from the Department of Archeology, and writes a gentle and thick thousand-year historical epic. The heroine travels through various dynasties due to the spell of the Xia Dynasty, and is accompanied by the time traveler Ouyang Dali. She adheres to the original intention of not tampering with history, only fine-tuning regrets, and salvaging the glimmer of humanity in the established tragedy. The author relies on archaeological details to restore the ancient style, rigorously studies the environment, language and customs of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, and breaks the stereotyped labels of historical women such as Su Daji, Yu Xuanji, Shangguan Wan'er, etc. The writing is delicate and affectionate, the rhythm is soothing and healing, and there is no exaggerated plot about changing one's destiny against the will of heaven. Instead, it interrogates history and human nature during the changing of dynasties. The story is full of atmosphere, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and it is both creative and profound in humanistic compassion. It is a high-quality ancient Chinese novel worth reading carefully. Very well written, keep learning.

The story of "My Ninety-Eight Time Travels" is based on the fateful reincarnation of Song Ge, a student from the Department of Archeology. A spell from the Xia Dynasty initiated ninety-eight time travels across dynasties, from the Xia Dynasty to the late Tang Dynasty. Together with Ouyang Dali, who can travel freely through time and space, the story breaks out of the cliché of "defying nature and changing fate, counterattacking to become king", and sets the core background of fine-tuning rather than tampering with history. Amidst the established historical tragedy, it retains a trace of human warmth for the characters in the annals of history. The author does not forcefully reverse the established historical ending, but only goes into the hearts of these women who have been stereotyped, and salvages the joys and sorrows that have been buried for thousands of years. The writing style is gentle and has a desolate background, and the lines are full of delicate humanistic compassion. Relying on the perspective of the heroine's archaeological expertise, the book's meticulous attention to detail is the finishing touch. The ninety-eight time travels are transformed into independent and connected unit stories. The rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, and the foreshadowing and foreshadowing are complete and closed loops. There are layers of historical suspense, as well as the delicate emotions of the male and female protagonists traveling together. The plot is ingeniously reversed, making the reading step by step better and better. It has never been a space-time adventure of gratification and revenge, but a gentle gaze spanning thousands of years. We followed the protagonist through thousands of years of fireworks, witnessed the unshakable trend of history, and also saw the joy, anger, sorrow and joy of ordinary people hidden in the gaps of fate. If you are tired of the same fast-food novels and are willing to read slow-paced and in-depth stories, this excellent work that combines imagination and historical feelings is definitely worth reading carefully.

This book breaks out of the formula of quick and refreshing writing and unfolds a gentle and desolate epic of time based on the ninety-eight reincarnations of Song Ge, a student from the Department of Archeology. The heroine was trapped by a spell from the Xia Dynasty and traveled back and forth, from the Xia Dynasty to the turbulent late Tang Dynasty. Each journey faced the tragedy established by history. Fortunately, she was accompanied by Ouyang Dali, who could freely travel through time and space. The two upheld the belief of "fine-tuning rather than tampering with history" and left a trace of human warmth for the ancients in the cracks of fate. The most moving thing about the book is that it re-describes the flat women in history books. The writing style is delicate and restrained, the rhythm is slow and heavy, and there is no dramatic plot of changing one's fate against fate, but it explores history and human nature in the details of the past. The author has salvaged the microcosms of women that have been mentioned in history books, and the lines are full of compassion. It is suitable for readers who are willing to calm down and read slow-paced and in-depth stories. It is a high-quality work that combines imagination and humanistic feelings.

The author's writing style is very good, and each short story is very attractive. I feel that the author is very suitable for writing fast-travel novels. Stories that are too long can make you tired. Stories that are like one story after another are still very popular.

"My Ninety-Eight Time Travels" is a very high-quality historical time travel work. Mi Ge, the heroine majoring in archeology, travels through the dynasties ninety-eight times through time and space, and meets the ancients who have been labeled fixedly by history books. The whole book adheres to the bottom line of not tampering with history, and does not forcefully reverse the established trend, but tries to give people trapped in the era more choices. The author breaks out of the inherent perspective of official history, re-views controversial ancient women such as Su Daji and Yu Xuanji, and sees the helplessness of historical figures hidden beyond words. The male and female protagonists traveled together in prosperous and troubled times, witnessing countless fates beyond their control. The writing is restrained and delicate, with no cliche plots and full of humanistic sentiments. It reads thick and romantic, and is very suitable for readers who like historical stories.

The author is so imaginative that the heroine has traveled through time 98 times, and each time she travels there is a different story. It gives a new interpretation to the tragic characters in history, which is refreshing. It is really a good article, it must have five-star reviews, and it is even more necessary to keep up with it.

This article "My Ninety-Eight Time Travels" is amazing! The author uses the perspective of an archaeological student to combine historical suspense and the thrill of time travel just right. Each time you travel through time is a new test of life and death. The suspense builds up layer by layer, breaking historical stereotypes. The characters are vivid and the rhythm is relaxed. The more you read, the more you get hooked. Five-star recommendation! Reading this book for the second time, I found that the dynasties that Song Ge traveled through extended more and more, and I encountered different historical figures. My imagination is really rich! The novel breaks away from the inherent historical materials. The story is smoothly narrated, soothing and enjoyable. It slowly tastes the unknown helplessness and regret behind history. It is very meaningful and can increase your knowledge and gain something. It is worth reading calmly.

"My Ninety-Eight Time Travels" breaks away from the current routine of assembly-line time travel novels and takes the ninety-eight time travels of Song Ge, a student from the Department of Archeology, as the main line to create a historical story with both textual research and humanistic warmth. The most moving part of the book is the re-description of the flat women in history books. Removing the stereotypical labels of Daji as a demon concubine, Yu Xuanji as a fateless person, and Shangguan Wan'er as a tool of machination, the author relies on archaeological details to restore the style of the times: the suffocation of the thin air of the Xia Dynasty, the accent of the ancient Central Plains of the Shang Dynasty, and the divination of shell coins and oracle bones. The writing style is gentle and desolate, the rhythm is slow and heavy, and there is no exaggerated and outrageous plot, but it uses encounters across dynasties to interrogate human nature and history. It is not an adventure story that pursues a sense of excitement, but a gentle journey to salvage the joys and sorrows of a historical figure. It is suitable for readers who are willing to read with concentration and prefer slow-paced stories with depth.