Traveling Through the Late Ming Dynasty: I Just Want to Live with My Girlfriend

I would like to give the author a suggestion. I skipped reading this story and only saw a rough outline of it. The story the author wants to write is a complete tragedy. Under this premise, what I personally hope is that it will have a dream ending. It is obvious that the author wants to write a more realistic story. It is close to the real story. In this context, the ending of the death of the male and female protagonists is inevitable. If I guessed correctly, the overall story line should be coming to an end. The female protagonist simply died of illness, and the male protagonist most likely died of starvation or did not survive the ten days in Yangzhou, and then waited for them to die. When I woke up again, I returned to modern times. What I had experienced before was just a real nightmare. This nightmare affected the male and female protagonists' subsequent writing styles and brought their relationship to a peak. At the same time, it also allowed the previous sufferings to be compared with modern life to achieve what I think the author wanted to express. The cherishment of the beauty of modern society, and to give a good explanation to readers who support this story. After all, the yearning for beautiful stories is what people expect, and the ending of the dream can perfectly recycle the time travel at the beginning. Although everyone is saying that the dream has a bad ending, that is based on a situation where the protagonist is strong and the story is not so tragic. If a story is full of tragedy from beginning to end, then the dream ending is the best ending.

The writing is very realistic. Although it is painful to watch, I like this realistic style very much. It can be regarded as a microcosm for the people at the lowest level in the late Ming Dynasty. I don't give full marks mainly because of the dream ending, which is a matter of opinion; but in my opinion, it would be better to stop where Ji Ling dies. Forget it, let's give it full marks and encourage it.

It's sad, but it feels very real when combined with history. It might be a little better if it was the beginning of a dynasty, but at the end of the dynasty, human life would be even cheaper, let alone a low-ranking one. I once again lamented that living under the red flag

I personally thought I wanted to give it four stars, but objectively speaking, it deserves five stars. This is the tragic portrayal of humble books in ancient times. Thanks again for the progress of modern times and the difficulty of peace Damn it, why do you always steal Aihong's jokes? There's no need.

I usually give five points as long as the author writes with care, but I can't help this book. It's all despair. I feel really distressed and uncomfortable. I read it in the middle of the night. My heart was so clogged and I really wanted to cry. I beg the author to give me a good ending. As a reader, I really beg.

Thank you for the peaceful times. I haven't seen such a sadistic article in a long time. Aihong is really innocent and childish. The male protagonist is also a more real man than the male protagonist of Aihong. I hope there will be a good ending.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a fun sadomasochism story. Do you have any similar recommendations? After reading your book, I immediately felt that Aihong was really reasonable. It is estimated that Lin Pianpian only found the feeling of being respected in Fang Zhiyou, so she fell in love with him hopelessly, and even from the most utilitarian point of view, Fang Zhiyou was indeed the person most likely to lead her out of the sea of suffering. The author's description of pain in this book is more explicit and profound than that of Aihong, especially when the heroine said something about her body smelling very strong and she would not let the hero get close to her. It was really hard to break down. I'm lucky enough to read such a well-written and real piece of abuse. I'm so grateful to the author [laughs]

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Give it four stars. It cruelly exposes the true state of the people at the bottom of feudal society. Finally: the ending, if the author doesn't give the male and female protagonist a good ending, he won't change the five stars [smile]

I can't stand it anymore, it hurts me too much to look at it. Every word I say is like a knife. The author, oh oh oh, can you make them live a better life? I don't want the heroine to get sick and die...

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It hurts, it hurts, it hurts, it hurts. . . . .

It makes me really uncomfortable. Although what is written is true. But it makes me cry when I see the male and female protagonists like this

Looking at it this way, the most naughty person in Chinese history is undoubtedly Shi Le. As a slave of a foreign race, he eventually became the powerful ruler of the north.

The writing is quite good, and it made me feel uncomfortable to read it, so I gave it four stars. Because the writing is very good, it makes me feel uncomfortable even when I read it, so I won't give it five stars [crying]