Gently Remembering the Willow Pavilion (Short Story Collection)

After the exam, I can finally come over and read the essay. Damn, I won't write about marriage for the time being. Can you come over and write a short story?

After reading so many articles about women, I still like the author's articles! The writing style is relaxed and comfortable, the writing is mature, the characters are clear, and the plot is not messy. When reading the author's article, you probably don't need to look for spoilers in advance to avoid being caught in a trap, because even if there are some surprises, they are in line with the plot and are not imposed by the author in the article. It's not easy to find an author that you can trust now. I want to guard you well(

Although I like the female protagonist to be much older than the male protagonist, so far, I can't even find a novel about female protagonists in which the female protagonist is much older than the male protagonist. Not to mention the long ones, even the medium-length female protagonists don't have this setting. On the contrary, I can find at least dozens of articles about female protagonists in which the male protagonist is more than ten or even twenty years older than the female protagonist.

Being a pair for life is just a joke

I quite like this kind of slap in the face, but I feel a little confused when looking at it from the front.

Congratulations on the completion. You should be able to see the new article tomorrow. After all, an emperor cannot have only one person in his harem. Kingship is always more important than beauty.

This article is really unexpected. I am used to thinking from the perspective of the heroine. This article is completely subversive. The time-traveling girl seems to be the protagonist, but no one is so good at it. It ends here and I feel bad.

In fact, if the author hadn't arranged for Fang Xiao to fall in love with the male protagonist, everyone probably wouldn't have felt pity for Fang Xiao. After all, wearing the shell of a prince, having clothes to put on, food to eat, and mouth to open, life should still be quite nourishing. After the heroine succeeds in revolt, she should be kind to her, but the author makes her fall in love with the hero quickly (actually this is very abrupt, but the short story moves quickly, so it is understandable). Although the author doesn't plan to let Fang Xiao go back in time, it won't be a loss if she can be an idle prince in the future.

Fang Xiao thought that she liked being a mother, and the man she liked cherished the child so much, but the fact was that neither the man nor the child had anything to do with her. They were just a shield for the heroine in front of the emperor. The short story could be called - Time Traveling through the Aggrieved Life of a Woman

I think it's more appropriate to let Fang Xiao go to farm and write, just a cannon fodder.