Green reeds sway, white dew turns to frost, and there is a maiden... um... ahem... from the Ming Dynasty.
A noble young lady from ancient times transmigrates into the body of a modern girl from an ordinary family.
She excels at music, chess, calligraphy, painting, needlework, and embroidery.
She's just as good at modern subjects like language, math, foreign languages, physics, chemistry, and biology.
What? A song of courtship?
Young master, men and women should keep their distance. Please behave yourself.
See how this chaste young lady from ancient times, skilled in both the arts and sciences, learns, lives, falls in love, and marries in the dazzling modern world...
You write so well, why don't you write more? The writing is good and the plot is eye-catching. I hope to write more articles!
There are two endings in total, which can be found by Baidu (anti-harmony) degree. Ending 2: Everything is just a dream of the brother. The heroine and heroine are actually childhood sweethearts and are already married. Even in the ending where the heroine and Ye get married, she still loves her brother in her heart. Due to ethics, the two of them can only suppress their feelings. The orthopedics of the brother and sister are really good [joined hands]
It would be great if it could be completed in Jinjiang
Dead memories suddenly attack me
My mom... I read this article in a browser in 2015 or 2016. It turns out it was published in 2011. I haven't finished it yet in Jinjiang. I read it in the fifth grade of elementary school. Now I'm about to be a sophomore and I want to revisit it again. It's the first ancient novel that I read.
Where can I buy the physical book? Please?
Ah ah ah ah I hope to be with my brother
In fact, although this has two endings,
There is no update here With physical books The male protagonist is not the elder brother
Very good looking, I hope my brother is not the male protagonist...