You and the Sun: A Transmigration Tale

Rereading the rewritten version of "Qing and the Sun and the Moon", I was full of surprises. On the basis of respecting the framework of the original work, the work incorporates time-travel settings to inject new vitality into the story. With the vision and wisdom brought by time travel, the protagonist no longer holds back and gives in. Faced with the calculations and bullying of the scumbag man and bitch, the protagonist takes every step and strikes back accurately. The slap in the face is simple and neat, which is very enjoyable to watch. What is even more eye-catching is that the protagonist possesses peerless medical skills. Not only does he use this to protect himself and save others, and get rid of the original predicament, but he also turns his medical skills into the confidence to manage his life carefully. There is no frustrating plot, only step-by-step growth. The protagonist is independent and lives a transparent and comfortable life. The overall rhythm is lively and the refreshing points are intensive. It not only retains the charm of the original work, but also adds healing and pleasure. It is a high-quality adaptation that makes people feel comfortable both physically and mentally.