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A modern orphan, Rong Ke traveled through the body of Wang Xinghua, a girl from ancient Xinghua Village. She started out with a high fever. After her father died, her widowed siblings were bullied by the Wang family. When Rong Ke woke up, she burned down the house angrily and broke up the family. She broke up and moved to the hillside behind the village.
When he went to Qinglong Town, he met Song Xingchen, whose whole family was dead. He lied that his cousin took him home. Song Xingchen was strong, voracious, and had an unusual life experience. The two of them had adventures in the mountains, practicing swordsmanship in the morning and mental skills at night.
When the border war broke out, Song Xingchen was drafted into the army, and Rong Ke stayed in Xinghua Village. Three years later, he originally wanted to recruit a son-in-law.
Song Xingchen, who became a general, came back again: "Cousin, our cousin and cousin are a family, how about I be your son-in-law?"
"Since cousin said so, don't even think about running away..." Rong Ke was naturally reluctant to push away the tall, rich and handsome man who was presented to him.
Reader comments
It's very interesting and the story is quite exciting. The characters are vivid, I like it very much. Especially the male and female protagonists are very good. The adventures of the male and female protagonists seemed like they were reading a martial arts novel. The part where the hostess was beaten was quite depressing. The ending given by the author to those best relatives is too soft, not very satisfying and a little regretful.
It's very interesting and the story is quite exciting. The characters are vivid, I like it very much. Especially the male and female protagonists are very good. The adventures of the male and female protagonists seemed like they were reading a martial arts novel. The part where the hostess was beaten was quite depressing. The ending given by the author to those best relatives is too soft, not very satisfying and a little regretful.
This book is beautifully written