
Transmigrated to a Bygone Era, My Beast Companion Is a Vampire
穿越年代,我的御兽是吸血鬼
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 303k Words
- Genre
- Rural Life
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Historical-Era Novels
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It's a good book, with many details, and Siheyuan doesn't interfere with it. It's good, good [top post] [top post] [top post] [top post] [request for more updates] [please for more updates] [please for more updates] [please for more updates] [please for more updates] [please for more updates]
The time traveler is very filial to his original parents, licking his face to ask for love❤️, a love-deficient protagonist
The rhythm is well grasped, and it reads smoothly and comfortably. The rest of the book is quite satisfactory, with nothing particularly outstanding and no shortcomings. That's why vampires are written as men. Isn't it bad to write them as women?
I saw the shit yellow button. I was born in the 1970s and came from the countryside. The author's writing is very good, and it is very consistent with the situation in the countryside at that time. However, I still advise the author not to get married just because she is too worldly. It is not appropriate. Of course, there are many personal secrets, so the heroine still has to put some thought into who she is.
It combines era, western fantasy and primitive society. Awesome👍🏻
The writing is smooth and coherent, at least it has a good sense of the times, the conflicts are reasonable, and the grievances and grudges are clear.
Yes, it's quite good-looking, and the plot design is also very reasonable. Even if the family relationship is written with clear grievances and grudges, it is all human nature. The book is written by humans, not synthesized.
I read Chapter 129 in one go, which is very good. It can be seen that the author has carefully prepared the backstory. There are no big holes in some basic descriptions of that era. This is already very good. In addition, the plot of Shuangwen is worth reading. Comment and save it first.
It is not a Siheyuan novel, there will be characters from "Love in the Siheyuan" and "The Little Woman from the Zhengyang Gate", but it will mainly record rural life and adventures in other worlds.
It's okay, just a bit slow, but the author writes the conflict very well and is in line with the conflict in modern society. It's the kind where enough is enough, and the protagonist's brain is normal.