When an Lingrong Came to Yunzhiyu

It's pretty good, there's no character breakdown (because An Lingrong, a lady from the official family in the play, only developed low self-esteem after she arrived in the capital and met other higher-ranking ladies and the magnificence of the capital. Before that, her character was cautious and sensitive, and she didn't have much of an inferiority complex. This book also happened on the way to the capital, so I don't think she has low self-esteem and is OOC). He has his original qualities of caution, sensitivity and intelligence. Although Gongmen is very impressive in setting, to be honest, he is a Jianghu sect. If it weren't for the fact that they have formed a force and have some industries, they can be called merchants. Otherwise, in the eyes of the nobles, they are no different from bandits or something like that. An Lingrong was a scholar, peasant, industrialist, and merchant. She was a lady from an official family and belonged to the gentry clan. She didn't know that she was no longer in the same world in the early stage. Later she knew that she was no longer in the same world. She had the demeanor of a lady from an official family and had no inferiority complex towards them. The only shortcoming is that after his father became an official, he lived in a boudoir and was not deeply involved in the world. Although he behaved well in the beginning, his methods were a little immature. I think this is more in line with the character. The writing is not bad but not that good. It was a bit difficult for me to watch, but the plot is novel, and the characters stand up. You can watch it

I am very happy to see it. The logic chain written by the boss is very smooth! Modo Modo, because I thought this drama was too retarded in the early stages, I didn't watch it. I only listened to the complaints. The content of the boss was basically completely smooth and I was very happy to watch it. As for many people who think that Rong Rong did a lot of stupid things in the early stage, don't forget that An Lingrong was a boudoir girl in the Qing Dynasty. It's possible that at a glance, she might have traveled through time. Ordinary people stumble when faced with things beyond their own knowledge.

I like it very much. I was a fellow Zhen Huan who was searching for An Lingrong, so I accidentally clicked on this. I haven't seen Yun Zhiyu, but it doesn't matter much. The sword-wielding guy who picks up the leaks is really stupid. I don't know if it's the same in the original drama. It's so annoying. The portrayal of Ling Rong is not OOC, careful and gentle but not weak. More importantly, she finally encountered a suitable target and situation for positive feedback, unlike the original drama which was pushed towards a dark ending. I hope that in the follow-up, she will be surrounded by thousands of leaves, but she will be beautiful alone.

I really like what the author wrote. It is recommended that everyone go and take a look.

It's quite good-looking. There are no character breakdowns so far. The heroine is also portrayed as very independent and self-reliant. It's quite comfortable to watch.

It's super pretty. I love it. I really, really like it.

So far, I'm reading it so well. If you don't like the heroine Long Aotian, you can read it. Are there any books with female protagonists?

There is really something there. Personally, I think the logic of the writing is relatively smooth. Come on, author [blowing kiss]

It's beautiful, I like it so much, the plot is very smooth