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Unintentionally Chasing the Moon, Cherished by His Paranoia
Having lost his memory and transformed into a married woman in ancient times, Tian Luoyi has a bad mentality and just wants to live peacefully. However, God did not give her a way to survive, and her husband Gu Jingchen, whom she had never met before, was imprisoned after his return. The entire Gu family was in danger, and the disaster of confiscating the family and annihilating the family suddenly struck. In order to save his life, Tian Luoyi was forced to go into business and tried his best to
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Dance Shocked the Court: She Danced and Made the Whole Audience Cry
She is a top modern dancer, an international gold medal winner, and a dancer who once traveled through time and became a dancer waiting for a price. While others were dancing stylized ancient dances with their sleeves raised and their waists bent, she performed a modern choreography version of "Zhaojun Leaving the Fortress" without gorgeous sleeves or golden hairpins. She only used body language to show her heart to others - it made three nuns cry and stunned a Taichang Temple young minister. Xi
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Calling the Wind and Rain: Time Travel Meteorologists in Ancient Times
Gu Xingyao, a 29-year-old doctor of meteorology, was struck by lightning during a field trip and traveled through time to become the daughter of a minor official in the imperial prison of the ancient Yan Dynasty. In this era, people depended on the weather for their livelihood, but Qin Tianjian relied entirely on ancestral formulas and astrological divination to predict the weather. The accuracy all depended on luck. In years of disaster, he was often reviled by the people. Gu Xingyao originally
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One Pot Stir-Fry Opens a New Era
Shen Mingxi, a modern senior tea artist, wakes up and transforms into the daughter of a tea farmer in the Jiangnan tea village. In this ancient world where only "steamed green tea" was known, she faced the dilemma of being forced to marry an old tea merchant and fled into the mountains overnight with the fresh leaves. When she used an iron pot to stir-fry green and fragrant loose tea, the entire tea world was rewritten. Lu Yuchuan, the third richest man in the south of the Yangtze River, fell si
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