She stood by the pond for a long time, unsure whether she should jump in.
Taking the plunge might make her transmigrate back to her own time, or it might kill her outright.
She was terrified of dying, but she missed home even more.
Just as she summoned the courage to leap, a flurry of footsteps came from behind her:
"This is bad! Grand Academician Gu has come in person to demand an explanation! It seems he's forcing the Earl to hand over Second Young Lady!"
"I heard Fourth Young Master Gu's brain was damaged after he fell into the water. He woke up, but keeps jumping back in. No one can stop him. He's already jumped more than ten times."
"Well, Fourth Young Master Gu fell into the water because of our Second Young Lady, so what are we going to do now... Huh? Second Young Lady, what are you doing?"
She stopped just in time. That Fourth Young Master Gu kept jumping into the water? What was going on? Was his brain damaged? Or...?
She stood there, dumbfounded. Holy crap, could he have transmigrated too?!
One-on-one romance, both transmigrate, slow burn.
This is my first attempt at finishing a long novel. It's a lighthearted, fluffy story, so I hope you won't mind.
Many thanks to Bao Bao for making the cover for me!!!!!! I love it so much!!!!!
In June 2024, I revised some passages in the story that contained stereotypes very unfriendly to women. Nothing else has been changed. I'm keeping it as a reminder of my past mistakes.
Theme: Be kind and trusting in another world
What I find strange is that with her status, how can she have the confidence to compete with the heroine? Even if she wins the fight, she still can't be the wife of the hero. People with rules would still despise being a concubine! The author underestimated the ancient class system, saying that she was not qualified to be a female supporting character, because the status of the two was so different from the beginning, and he didn't take it seriously at all.
No matter what his purpose is, if he poisons a pregnant woman and harms others, why should he be considered worthy or not? What is he other than a scumbag?
Super lucky heroine and hero!
It's quite nice, but it's a pity that I seem to have just written this article.
Three brushes are over! I stayed up two nights to finish reading it, and found that chapter 81 was actually locked this time. As expected, I really like Ren Zhou and Aoi TT no matter how many times I read it. Every character is very vivid and cute. However, after two or three years, there are still so few people who have discovered this book. I feel unwilling to do so. Big boost to the author!
Damn, do you have a Weibo account? I'll go to fo.
The second brush is over! I really, really, really like this novel! I was introduced to it by a friend because I really love the ancient setting of double penetration of male and female protagonists. When I saw the first person version in the first week, I really hesitated for a long time whether to continue reading it. Then I thought about it and I decided to read it. After all, it is my favorite setting. I can read one book at a time. As a result, this novel gave me a huge surprise! The embarrassment brought to me by the first person is completely tan90°! All aspects of Ren Zhou and Fu Kui's settings are close to reality, and it's hard not to like their characters and emotions. The author has done a very good job in portraying the other ladies of the Bai family and Princess Rongping. I especially like Miss Gu Ying? (?)? The emperor's infatuation with the queen was also touching. The scene where the emperor died made me cry. The story of the little beggars in the temple and the stillbirth of Mrs. Yongchang Hou reminded me of many chilling things in today's society. It is thought-provoking... I just finished it and there is no idea. It may be a bit incoherent. It's great that Ren Zhou and Fu Kui can meet in the huge crowd! It's really great that I can see all the people in this novel! Fortunately, I chose to watch it in the first place!?
I just wrote it for so long that I forgot to grade it orz
Looks good! Qwq I really like this article (I originally wanted to see if you had any more orz, but this one is super good!) It must be said that this name is very interesting. Just reading this sentence gives me a feeling of leisure and tranquility, but the next second after reading it, I reacted to the last two sentences, and stopped at the sentence "It is difficult to travel"... Although it is a very pleasant farming style from beginning to end, I have been reading these three words subconsciously, so I feel very panic. The emperor's death is even more frightening. Is there going to be big news in the next second? Although the ending proved that I was overthinking it, in the end I ran out almost non-stop. If it were made into a game, it would be the type where "if you can't escape the city within a limited time, the demolition office will come" (no). After traveling through time, the male and female protagonists arrived in a relatively harmonious and happy environment, with a wealthy woman, a good-looking man, and a stable family. However, it was later discovered that this was limited to the two of them. Although they were both comfortable and happy from beginning to end, many details would make people feel that this is indeed an evil feudal society. House fighting is a household chore that is as big as sesame seeds and mung beans, but it can affect the lives of many people trapped in a small space. The sisters are at odds with each other, the legitimate son is superior, and the concubine is discriminated against no matter how good his appearance is. There is a world of difference between aristocrats and poor people. For the same kindness of saving their children, there is no repayment to the male and female protagonists of the same status. They are indifferent to the little beggars on the street. Even if they are beaten to death, no one will ask a question. It was really sad to see the heroine being framed and poisoned, especially when I saw Liu's attitude... But I felt that her choices and behavior were probably what most people would be like. However, after counting like this, she is the one with the scariest impression among all the characters. The eldest sister who initially plotted against the heroine actually looks so stupid and cute in this context. A weak woman went to the cottage alone to set up a flag in front of others. No wonder the heroine didn't care about her later. If you think about it in a darker direction, it's terrifying: maybe the little beggars who were loyal to the world saved the princess's son but ended up being bullied to death by the powerful. The step-sister who swallowed his anger knew that his beloved son was murdered but could only hold back with hatred and revenge in order to maintain his reputation. The internal fighting in the family even framed you as many times as they wanted, and they wanted to stuff as many wives as they wanted (the post on PS Solving the Case was very good). After the new emperor takes the throne, he will involve Gu Heng. The two families are too powerful and are feared. (It should be... Not... Am I overthinking?). So although the male and female protagonists adapt very well, they are indeed alien. Their encounter cannot be said to have broken through the darkness, but it is indeed a rare warmth in this context. Only by watching the end can we feel why they were so happy when they recognized each other. In an era when everyone is different from me, finding a companion who shares the same values makes me shed tears. Although logically reasoning, if the female protagonist had not traveled through time, the male protagonist might have met another time-traveling partner. But if it weren't for the fact that these two people were in the same situation and had similar temperaments, love wouldn't have been possible, right...? For example, here comes Bai Xihe who is resigned to his fate and has nothing to do with himself. Or Gu Heng, a villain who gets his ambitions and spends a lot of time living in debauchery. Maybe this will mean that I will be the emperor after rebirth (no). Luckily you met each other. I don't know if it was because I wanted to see a darker background, so I chose the first-person "I" perspective. So in the eyes of the heroine, everything can be passed easily. When the road is rough, you can draw your sword to help; when you are tired of the struggle, you can retreat to do business; when you are at home, you can join hands with your lover to travel to the end of the world. Even if you are in the quagmire, your original intention will not be affected, so you can live happily and freely. From this point of view, Xi He and Gu Heng are truly "free". It's not that you have to be free after leaving the capital and traveling around. It's that no matter where you are and what kind of difficulties you face, you can live a beautiful and relaxed life. Of course... If I over-interpret all of the above, it's all my fault orz. Looking forward to the next article! Although I was shocked by the first person + time travel, it was very interesting to read. It has a real feeling of being plain and simple. The first person and third person feel good. Or... Can the two really be exchanged (not really).
I have never liked first-person novels. This is the first BG first-person novel I have read. I originally thought I would be bothered by it, but there was no such problem when reading larger novels. Instead, I became very immersed in it. When I read the extra, I almost cried out of emotion. The writing is superb!