As an ordinary second-rate writer, Ji Xuanhe was lucky enough to get the writer system when the apocalypse came. With this golden finger, he managed pretty well in the apocalypse. Who would have thought that he had struggled to survive in the apocalypse for more than ten years, but he did not die from the betrayal of his relatives and friends, but fell into the Jin Dynasty.
He dressed up as Ji Xuanhe, the second young master of the Ji family with the same name. Unfortunately, he was born in a good family, but he did not enjoy the blessings. He was not liked by his mother when he was born. Not long after his mother gave birth to his younger brother, she found an excuse to marry a man and let him live alone.
Ji Xuanhe doesn't have much ambition. After experiencing the apocalypse, he is used to seeing life and death and sees through people's hearts. He just wants to live a comfortable life. Can life really be what he wants? Who knows.
PS: Mainly writing, 1VS1, HE, marriage first, love later
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Reader comments
King An is pretty good. . . I don't dare to delve into it for fear of not being able to sleep. . . Hahaha
Probably the Chinese lack a bit of adventurous and pioneering spirit. Compared with foreigners, they are relatively conservative and do not pay much attention to academic research. It is very frustrating that foreigners' science and technology will develop so fast later. Their creativity catches up with latecomers. Instead, the wisdom left by the ancient Chinese has been developed and applied to the extreme by foreigners, which has extended to countless inspirations. Later generations can only marvel at the wisdom of our ancient Chinese people. Those thinkers, philosophers, inventors and creators are really admirable.
Wait a few hundred years before going out to the outside world, and the Jin Dynasty will develop into modern society! That's good too, maybe you can even see some of your own history!
King An is pretty good. . . I don't dare to delve into it for fear of not being able to sleep. . . Hahaha
Probably the Chinese lack a bit of adventurous and pioneering spirit. Compared with foreigners, they are relatively conservative and do not pay much attention to academic research. It is very frustrating that foreigners' science and technology will develop so fast later. Their creativity catches up with latecomers. Instead, the wisdom left by the ancient Chinese has been developed and applied to the extreme by foreigners, which has extended to countless inspirations. Later generations can only marvel at the wisdom of our ancient Chinese people. Those thinkers, philosophers, inventors and creators are really admirable.
Wait a few hundred years before going out to the outside world, and the Jin Dynasty will develop into modern society! That's good too, maybe you can even see some of your own history!