When Lin Ruyan, whose family runs an antiques business, dies in a car accident, she happens to be wearing a pendant that holds a wandering soul with three lifetimes of memories. The soul in the pendant, Luo Yuchen, a woman from ancient times, asks Ruyan to return to the past and fulfill a fated bond woven from gratitude and love, living out her life and memories in her stead.
Along the long road of her new life, there is Mu Yuntian, resolute, aloof, and magnanimous, and Shen Yuan, a gentle, silent guardian of remarkable talent. Between love and gratitude, what choice should Ruyan make? At the end of this heartrending journey, who will it be… who stays by her side… forever…
Um. . . . OK. I am writing a time travel novel Please give me some advice http://www. Jjwxc. Net/onebook. Php? Novelid=237208
I'm back… I'm so young…
Updates are slowing down~Resentment
Hehe~~Updated~~~~Congratulations
Come on and update Haha Diligence is a virtue!!!!!!
Updated Sa, sitting on the sofa.
First, [the world has an unreal sense of erraticness and distortion. Repeat Second, [my blank brain is also trying desperately to recall what happened——] contradiction Third, [Looking back hurriedly, I found that there was indeed another me lying far away from my current self! Then, I'm really dead! Vision Fourth, Amitabha, the poor monk retires
First, please pay attention to typesetting. Second, common sense about antiques. . I have some Orz Third, numerous ~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!! Lao Na continues Orz Fourth, it is better to put digressions in the side column. Otherwise, it is easy to give people a bad impression. Fifth, the text needs to be carefully considered, at least it gives the impression that the author has written carefully. Fifth, this is what I recommend.
It's been updated, so keep up the good work.
I just read these words and it's hard to say anything... My only suggestion is: Isn't the format of the first few chapters a bit confusing?