Life in a Dream

The heroine is unconscious and falls into a dream. The author is really imaginative. The heroine attaches great importance to love and justice. You can feel the simple smell of human fireworks from the article. The author's writing style is amazing. Keep up the hard work and update!

In the dream life, the heroine fell seriously ill and fell asleep. She went back to the late Qing Dynasty, when the country was broken and the people were in dire straits. The fireworks of the world are vividly displayed, the writing is brilliant, the design is ingenious, and it is a five-star recommended book! 👍👍👍

It's a very interesting book. The heroine Xiaohua travels through ancient times. Even in the face of various adversities, you can see the perseverance in her without losing her true heart. The author does not pile up very gorgeous language, but every word is very touching. Highly recommended It's really beautiful, I can't stop watching it 🥰

The setting of "Life in Dreams" really struck a chord with me. The modern heroine is seriously ill and in a coma. She dreams of falling into the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. She was abandoned as soon as she was born and was adopted by a kind person. This started a 30-year ups and downs. It seems like a big dream, but the joys and sorrows in the dream are extremely real. There are no suspended cool writing routines, it is full of the atmosphere of human fireworks. The heroine values ​​love and justice, has a kind heart, stumbles along the way, and the ups and downs of her fate touch people's hearts. The suspense of the story unfolds layer by layer, and the plot has twists and turns that become more and more complicated as it goes on. The writing is simple but powerful, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. It was obviously a life in a dream, with family love, hardships, and choices all vividly visible. I really want to know how this big dream will end, and I look forward to the follow-up development. It is worth reading slowly. 👍[Add one to bookshelf][Please update]

An interesting and lively novel, with wide-open imagination, stunning writing, suspense, and strong stamina. The plot is full of twists and turns, and is so colorful that you can't let go of it and want to keep reading.

The characters are distinct, the ideas are clear, the writing is stunning, the main line is clear, and it is a simple novel about human fireworks. The heroine values ​​love and justice and is kind-hearted, making people want to read on and want to know the future ending.

A serious illness and a dream fell into the dust and smoke of the late Ming Dynasty. In reality, he is sick and in a coma. In his dream, he lives a new life. He struggles to survive from being an abandoned baby, and he is tossed through troubled times. Between the virtual and the real, you can experience the ups and downs of the little people in the big era. The dream travels through the late Ming Dynasty, with ups and downs in life, and the story is very interesting. A dream fell into the dust and smoke of the late Ming Dynasty. In reality, I was lying on the bed with a heavy illness, and the dream was tossed and turned. A mixture of fiction and reality, seeing an abandoned girl in troubled times, pretending to be a man and walking around the world.

The setting is so atmospheric! The heroine, who is seriously ill, has a dream and enters the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. She has been alone for thirty years at the beginning. The ups and downs of the old era are written in a delicate and heart-wrenching way. The lines are full of the smell of human fireworks. The more you read, the more you get hooked.

It's a book with a unique and beautiful setting. I couldn't help but read more than a dozen chapters! Very comfortable to read. I have read 62 chapters and will continue reading!

"Life in Dreams" is well written, with clear ideas, ingenious conception and delicate writing. I listened to it till the end of the chapter and urged for updates to support the author in writing the next chapter. I look forward to reading my "Peace Soldier" or "The Seventh Generation of Huangpu" and giving a book review Xiao Hua was abandoned at birth and was picked up by Zhou Dayou's father and brought home to raise with his six children. Xiaohua started studying at the age of seven and learned martial arts from her master. When she was 26, she left her master and helped her sister-in-law farm. She risked her life to save a man who was being chased by officers and soldiers. She cleverly dealt with people who came to Zhoujia Village to grab food. She desperately protected Xiaofan. At the critical moment of life and death, General Yan Shu of the Qing Army rescued Xiaohua Xiaofan and brought the two of them into Prince Ping's palace. With her wit, Xiaohua noticed an ominous signal that there were more people carrying knives while shopping, and had a premonition that the rebels would attack the capital. As the shadow of the palace, she bought swords and promptly armed her servants to strengthen the guards of the palace, and launched a desperate battle with the rebels. She personally entered the enemy camp and killed the rebel leader, ensuring the safety of the palace and winning the reputation of the God of War. The Queen Mother decreed a marriage, and General Yan Shu designed to send Xiaohua Xiaofan away to continue on the road to find her parents. Learn martial arts to accumulate virtue, help others to accumulate kindness, and bless good people. Xiaohua was raised by the Zhou family, learned martial arts to repay the virtues of the Zhou family, risked her life to save others, and was saved by others in danger. Throughout the article, Chinese virtues are the foundation of life, full of positive energy. I believe the following is more exciting and the story is more touching.