I Transmigrated to the Great Song and Became Su Shi's Brother-in-Law

Female blogger, not engaged in career. Moreover, the front foot just broke off the relationship with the Wen family, and the relationship was reconciled in the next chapter. It's inexplicable, and the protagonist ran away for no reason in order not to marry the Wen family, and then licked him again.

I feel that the image of the protagonist is a bit poor. I have to be with a woman I just met just for the sake of her reputation. It has a feeling of being half-immersed in ancient times and half-immersed in modernity. The Wen family girl also has a performance of forcibly subduing her intelligence. But overall the quality is good. (Except for the emotional aspects) The writing is excellent, the plot is okay, and the historical and cultural background is also very solid. It is recommended for historical literature lovers who have accepted the emotional poisoning points.

The words in the second chapter embarrassed me...

It would be great if Water Margin could be added. Just looking at it this way, it feels so bland.

After traveling through time, he became the emperor's uncle

Isn't his father a Tongpan? Why did his mother, the Shen family, become an orphan from a border town?

The main character, Miss Su, doesn't know how to find a maid and a wife for her. Doesn't she just want to marry someone when she stays with him? Why can't she be sent to the government? If she saves 100 women, why should she marry 100 more?

By the way, even in his later years, Song Renzong would still be fifty or sixty years away from the timeline of Water Margin.

In many places, the preface and the follow-up do not match up, and a paragraph written in front of it and what is followed after it are completely different.