A Garden Full of Peaches and Plums

I hope you will be safe, happy and happy in another world

After reading so many time travels, the heroine of this book has always been my favorite. She is the heroine who truly retains the values ​​of modern women.

Because I know people through literature, I saw Dada's early works in Jinjiang's recommendation articles. Even now, I have read countless articles and I like them extremely much. But unfortunately, I got to know them very late, a step too late! I will read all of Da Da's works later. I hope there really is another world, and I only hope Da Da can live freely! Suddenly I understood what an author is. In a sense, the works they created are the continuation of their ideological life. They have been collected in a large collection, although they may never see major updates again.

I don't remember which book I read when I read it, but I found out that it was a Danmei book. Later, I was very happy to update it again. In recent years, I have been focusing on romance and haven't followed any major novels. I just found out about it. . . In other worlds, I wish you good health, everything goes well, happiness and happiness!

The black heroine is just jealous. You can't do it if you think it's unreasonable, and if you can't be the heroine, you definitely can't do it. As for the heroine engaging in exam-oriented education, I'm sorry, but I'll let the twenty-three students do it again to see if they choose exam-oriented education or what you call unrestricted and open-minded thinking. If the heroine is willing to leave, that is what she is willing to do. She doesn't care about the consequences. She and her family can bear their own consequences. As for what others say, does it mean you don't care if you care? It's a pity that it wouldn't be possible if it were you. It's a pity that some people just care about other people's words every day and live in a world of what others say. Fortunately, the heroine is not.

SISIMO is one of my favorite authors. I have read all of her articles (including the early Tianlei Mary Su fanfics), and this one is my favorite among all her BGBL articles. After reading it, I excitedly read the comments and found that there was a lot of criticism, and many of the reasons for the criticism were simply unbelievable. Lz found it very confusing. In the end, I can only guess that it is because the author writes more about danbi, so a large part of the readers who read the article are fujoshi girls who don't read romance or even despise romance (lz is a hardcore fujoshi, and I definitely don't mean to look down on fujoshi here), so some of the conventional and common sense content in romance is also used as a reason to complain. Let's not talk about whether the speculation is correct or not, let me talk about my views on these remarks. About the heroine character. I saw a comment below saying that I hate the heroine because the heroine is pretentious and arrogant as a time-traveling woman, and has a sense of superiority over others. To be honest, I feel a little bit pretentious. It's not about romance or anything else, but the so-called heroine's over-persistence about being together for the rest of her life. After all, this society is a society that advocates three wives and four concubines. Monogamy is not in line with the social reality of that era, and the heroine does not adapt to society when she does not have a strong influence on changing society. Of course, it is difficult to be happy. So from a certain point of view, the heroine's third marriage was completely made by herself, and under that social reality, the heroine's first two husbands did not have much to do with the heroine. Of course, the heroine's persistence cannot be said to be wrong. After all, Zi Fei Yuan knows the joy of fish. For the heroine, getting divorced twice is probably not a bad thing. I even believe that the heroine can live a good life without a man. Besides, the heroine didn't complain or complain after the divorce, so even if she's a bit pretentious, I don't think there's anything to complain about. And I don't know where the arrogance and sense of superiority come from. Throughout the whole text, the heroine does not look down on anyone, nor does she think too highly of herself. I saw comments saying that the issue of female education may cause greater harm to those women. I cannot agree with this point. Although the part about women's studies is too idealistic, it will never cause harm to women. Because the heroine did not teach the students to deviate from tradition, the heroine just hoped that women would not believe in the three obediences and four virtues from the bottom of their hearts and demand the three obediences and four virtues from themselves, but rather treat themselves better after doing well in order to save face. In fact, I have always believed that the biggest tragedy of feudal women is not that they have to rely on men materially, but that women are too dependent on men psychologically. If women can be more psychologically independent, understand that I will leave if you don't care, and treat being a housewife as a job, even if they have to take care of housework or even take concubines for men, they won't be heartbroken. Love is never a necessity in life. I think that in that era, it was not a good choice to control one's own heart and live a life of respecting your husband as a guest, rather than asking for your husband's love but never getting it. And in my opinion, this is exactly what the female bishop gave those students. Sue and Goldfinger. The golden finger in this article is indeed a bit ridiculous, but the wrong style of painting can be regarded as a distinctive feature. Of course, if this kind of force cheat is too large, it may make people feel that Su He is inconsistent, but lz has a feeling that once he accepts this setting, it will be very interesting. Moreover, powerful force gives the heroine the biggest escape route, allowing the heroine to open her heart and accept a man. From this point of view, a golden finger is probably necessary [Actually, I think the biggest golden finger is that the heroine knows too much = =]. As for Su, lz likes silly and sweet hum ╰(￣▽￣)╮ About the male protagonist I feel helpless when I see comments about various negative male protagonists in the article. Some people even criticized the male protagonist of this article because of a certain male protagonist in another book. The male protagonist's various attempts at gunfire without any explanation were almost to the point of breaking his knees. Harem. The most common bad male protagonist is that the male protagonist is an emperor and therefore has a harem, so he is not worthy of the female protagonist. Inexplicably weird! Hey! How do you know that the male protagonist will have a harem? ! Why can't the emperor be a couple for the rest of his life? ! Isn't it a common setting in Gongdouwen that the emperor only has the female protagonist in the end? ! Even if you don't read romance, wouldn't it be true that most of the stories in Danmei where the emperor attacks or suffers and can HE end up being a couple for the rest of their lives? ! And to say the least, there were times in history where emperors only had one person in their harem, okay? ! Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Youtang, only had one person in his life, Queen Xiaokangjing and the Zhang family! Although he died in his thirties and China's 5,000-year history is just such a weird thing, it fully illustrates the feasibility of the emperor not opening a harem, okay? This black male protagonist is so awesome! ! Of course, there are those who are not free to marry the emperor. It is true that there will be restrictions in the palace, but as the heroine said, only with the status of queen can she have more room to make changes. So from the extra story, we can see that the heroine in her previous life just opened a shop, but in this life she can be a bank account and a female student. In fact, although the heroine has some reluctance to marry into the royal family, it is mostly voluntary and considered. I think the heroine is not a person who sticks to love and love. She also hopes to have enough platform to display her talents. Calculation. Many people feel that the male protagonist does not love the female protagonist enough, and the initial relationship with the female protagonist is based on calculations and impure motives. Liz said she didn't know where she could tell that she didn't love the heroine enough. After all, the heroine cannot bring any benefit to the hero's fight for revenge. The heroine's brother will originally support the hero, and marrying the heroine may even risk falling out with his brother after letting the heroine down. Therefore, for a person like the hero, who is willing to put in all the effort for the heroine and take such a big risk is definitely true love. Maybe it's because lz is getting older, and he feels more and more that love at first sight, which is vigorous and powerful, is not as loving as being together for a long time. As for the calculation, as mentioned before, the female protagonist has nothing worthy of the male protagonist's calculation. The male protagonist's calculations against Shen Qi at the beginning were basically used to pursue the female protagonist after the male protagonist understood a little bit of his own thoughts. Moreover, the male protagonist did not deliberately smear Shen Qi. What he said was the truth. This was originally a conspiracy. And being defeated by the conspiracy can only show that Shen Qi has a problem himself, and how can he find the position to blame the male protagonist. The mistress breaks up the original male and female protagonists. Those who hold this view basically switched sides after watching Murong's side story, probably because Murong is too cute. To be honest, I think this view is quite strange. Nothing happened between the female protagonist and Murong after the male protagonist was reborn, so how can they be considered separated? According to this, all the reborn male and female protagonists are mistresses, which is simply funny. I just don't like the male protagonist. For a girl like this... Lz I have nothing to say QAQ. Well, actually lz doesn't really like the male protagonist that much, I just think that the male protagonist is indeed the most suitable. He has experienced a lifetime and knows what the heroine wants and her bottom line. He knows how decisive the heroine will be. It can be said that in a certain way, he is the person who understands the heroine best. The most important thing is that he is reborn and has a similar mental age to the heroine. The heroine must get married in her teens. I think that except for the hero, the heroine will not be happy when she marries anyone for the first time because the psychological age difference is too big. Not to mention whether the heroine can really fall in love with a boy whose mental age is more than ten or even decades younger than her. There is absolutely no way for a teenage boy to meet the requirements of the heroine and to be so responsible and responsible. So the male protagonist may not be the best, just the most suitable. About Murong Many girls switched sides after watching Murong's side story, so I watched Murong's side story three times, really seriously... And then I still didn't find the cuteness. = =. It's so sad. Liz is really old and can't keep up with the cuteness of the girls. Murong deeply in love? Actually lz doesn't think so. First of all, Murong himself said that he was only attracted by [the charming look of the girl lowering her head]. That is to say, he was attracted by the heroine's appearance, but he never got along with the heroine. Does he really understand the heroine? After all, the heroine's heart and appearance are not exactly the same. If he and the heroine are together in this life, can the short-term attraction because of their appearance really be worth the loss caused by this difference? Not to mention that there is also a saying in the article that "the temptation in childhood has long since faded away", which shows that Murong's long-term unmarriedness is not to protect the heroine, but because of various unforeseen circumstances such as the death of his mother and his father's hatred and war. When the heroine proposed marriage to Murong in her previous life, Murong really couldn't say how much he loved the heroine, but he only had a slight affection (after all, it was his first love, which is probably different), which is just right. Some commentators say that Murong was cheated by the emperor and will probably remain single for the rest of his life. This is even more nonsense. If it weren't for his mother's death in his previous life, Murong would probably be engaged, but without his mother's death in this life, Murong would probably be in the stage of discussing marriage even if he wasn't already engaged. For the teenage Murong, I really don't think that his affection for the heroine will last a lifetime. About this article I have said before that I personally think this is the best article written by SISIMO. It's not that I mean anything else, but this article has always given me a relaxed, harmonious and positive feeling that I don't find in other articles. Reading the article will give you a wonderful feeling. Of course, there are a lot of bugs in this article, and reform is of course not that easy. The degree of idealization in the article is too high, but why should a novel be too demanding? Life is already so difficult, so it is better to add some positive energy to the novel. So I present the longest long review in my life, which is almost as long as a short essay QAQ [Will anyone really read it if it is so long? (><)

Many of my favorite authors no longer write, which is such a pity.

I should be following him when he wrote this novel. I only found out about it when I re-read it now. I really like this novel.

When I saw the sentence: "Okay, let me meet him once", I almost cried sadly. I felt the grievance and helplessness of being a time-traveling woman, as well as the sadness of worrying about my parents, and I shed tears inexplicably. As a time-travelling woman, no matter how much she could ask for, she could only ask for 'two people for the rest of her life', but the result was still so difficult. It was not until she met an old man who had gone through all the troubles in the world that he could not find a wife that he was considered to have found 'true love'. After watching it, I felt really sad and wanted to cry, and of course I did shed tears. The last life may have been magnificent, and it may be suitable for a strong, confident and beautiful time-traveling woman, but the stability and peace in this life are the best. Maybe Zhan Mei is not the best and most attractive, but she is the one who makes the heroine live the most comfortable and stable life. The bad things she encountered in her previous life no longer exist in this life. This is what a time-traveling girl wants.

I watched the ending first and didn't want to watch it again.