I, Zhang Yuanyuan, a goofy student in the graphic design department at A University, have no idea why God resolutely tossed me into a dynasty that has never appeared in any history book: the Xiao Dynasty.
But "Xiao Dynasty" sounds so imposing, doesn't it? Yes. I have to shamelessly ask and answer that myself.
Yes, yes, yes (important things have to be said three times).
And I really was tossed into an imposing position: Prince Yuan, who ruled over half of the mighty Xiao Dynasty...
What the heck! Why did I turn from a woman into a man? Would it have killed you to make me an empress?!
Fine, I can live with turning from a woman into a man, at least I didn't become a eunuch, right? So I nervously took a look... What the heck, you son of a... [censored]...
But what about the real "Prince Yuan"? After I asked this, I saw the little palace maid beside me, who had been wiping a vase with her head bowed, raise her head and give me a mournful look. I think I suddenly understood something... I can't take this kind of shock...
Mother, I don't want to live in a world like this!!!
And then? Then I lived through countless dynasties, some recorded in history books and some not, and made it back to write this book... That's how it happened.
As for the little dog Cuihua beside me while I write, it's the original Prince Yuan (person? dog?). No matter, in a year he'll turn back into a handsome beauty...
╯╰ I'm the first commenter on this chapter, how deserted! Sigh, but why hasn't the author updated yet?
The author is so cute! I'm lucky that the author updated so soon after I left a comment.
Uh, sorry, it seems the software accidentally sent an extra message. Could the author please help delete it? Thank you.
It's finally updated! I'm so touched! (?_?)
It's updated! So touching...
Keep it up, author!
"But with my protagonist's unparalleled intelligence and wisdom, thinking about it carefully... What's so funny? This is a time-travel novel setting, you know? Don't laugh! I'm an absolutely serious goofball." This reminds me of a sentence in my Chinese textbook: A monkey (a goofball) could easily put on a serious expression like a renowned scholar, but the reason it looks serious is because it feels itchy. "A woman like Miss Fang deserves someone better, someone who can protect you. There's no need for you to waste your time on me. I'm thinking that if I were to break off the engagement, it would be bad for Miss Fang's reputation." This reminds me of a common tactic couples use when breaking up: giving each other the "friend zone" treatment.
... Judging from the looks of it, the author won't be updating again for another week or two... However, given this special period... I won't rush them... Keep it up!
The character "" itself means "again", so we can delete "". "Fortunately, she didn't wait for my answer before she started leading the way again."
Keep it up, readers will come!