Portable Space: The Eldest Fujin

I have finished reading this article and I like it very much. In fact, I rarely read novels set in the Qing Dynasty because I always feel that there are too many classic films and TV series and novels beforehand. It has a lot of inherent impressions or it is difficult to have the ending I want to see, so I have always been reluctant to read articles set in the Qing Dynasty. But this article made me feel very comfortable and happy. I am also willing to take the time to express my feelings after reading it. It is really rare. Although the article is based on some historical facts, it is not rigid overall, and the logic and plot are smooth and reasonable. Both time-travel and Golden Finger are just right. It neither feels beyond the background of that era nor makes me, as a modern person, feel too closed-minded and old-fashioned. The heroine is just like the author described, elegant and generous when she should be ruthless. She retains the thoughts of modern people and is well integrated into the society of the time. She can see clearly and is kind but not stupid. It can be regarded as a strong female character. In short, it is very comfortable to read this kind of intelligent heroine. The characters of several other important supporting characters are also well portrayed. The shortcoming is that there may be too many characters. The author may have messed up the coding in the later stage, and may have made mistakes in the names of the characters. This caused me a certain degree of confusion during the reading process. For example, isn't Taiping a four-square grid? Later it became a two-square grid. However, the flaws are not hidden. I am very happy to read such an article. It is a work that I am willing to stay up two nights to read. Come on.

I like this sentence: "Since you like her, why do you do things she doesn't like?" Once again, I feel that people like Liu Pinnian are scumbags. Why do you want Fenniang to be your concubine? You can just have a sworn sister to take good care of her or help her remarry her husband. You just want to have it all!! You are such a scumbag~~

Finally saw Wei Zi's future It's a pity that Liu Pinnian still didn't torture him... Cut~~

Wei Zi's ending is quite good. Liu is not a person worthy of being entrusted with his life. It's ridiculous that he wants both fame and people.

I have finished reading this article and I like it very much. In fact, I rarely read novels set in the Qing Dynasty because I always feel that there are too many classic films and TV series and novels beforehand. It has a lot of inherent impressions or it is difficult to have the ending I want to see, so I have always been reluctant to read articles set in the Qing Dynasty. But this article made me feel very comfortable and happy. I am also willing to take the time to express my feelings after reading it. It is really rare. Although the article is based on some historical facts, it is not rigid overall, and the logic and plot are smooth and reasonable. Both time-travel and Golden Finger are just right. It neither feels beyond the background of that era nor makes me, as a modern person, feel too closed-minded and old-fashioned. The heroine is just like the author described, elegant and generous when she should be ruthless. She retains the thoughts of modern people and is well integrated into the society of the time. She can see clearly and is kind but not stupid. It can be regarded as a strong female character. In short, it is very comfortable to read this kind of intelligent heroine. The characters of several other important supporting characters are also well portrayed. The shortcoming is that there may be too many characters. The author may have messed up the coding in the later stage, and may have made mistakes in the names of the characters. This caused me a certain degree of confusion during the reading process. For example, isn't Taiping a four-square grid? Later it became a two-square grid. However, the flaws are not hidden. I am very happy to read such an article. It is a work that I am willing to stay up two nights to read. Come on.

Is it true that Liu Pinnian loves Wei Zi so much? Are you really taking a concubine? I probably didn't think much about it before, thinking it didn't matter, but later I found out that he was reluctant to let go, and as a result, people no longer liked him.

Brother Jiu should give him a good result.

It's very well written, keep up the good work.

That Liu Pinnian is indeed not a good person. Just like what Hargen said, just give her a sum of money to find someone to take care of her, or provide her with a line to marry someone. Why did she just take a concubine without even thinking about the solution? It's really depressing. To be dishonest means that any reason is just an excuse!

Oh... I've been waiting for the heroine's quintuplets, but I didn't expect menopause. Ha.