Zhang Feng, who has taken over someone else’s body, encounters Murong Chong, a handsome man from the end of the Jin dynasty. The two pledge themselves to each other, but not for love. They agree to meet on a certain day, yet each has their own schemes. The wandering swordsman Zhu Wan and Zhang Feng have each saved the other’s life. Zhu Wan falls in love with Zhang Feng, and though Zhang Feng does love him, fear of losing their friendship makes him run away. The younger brother Zhang Feng raised on his own grows up, but becomes increasingly dissatisfied with his actions. A delicate woman carrying memories of a past life and a mind full of ideas that have no place in the world finds herself in an era of male privilege. How will she hold on to her freedom, dignity, and independence, and make her dreams come true?
Where Is Home? is complete. Enjoy!
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I like the setting here better, but I like the ending of "The Valley of Refuge". I love Zhu Wan! !
After reading the first paragraph of the first chapter, I realized that I was re-reading this article for the third time and I still liked it...
Wuqing was a bit miserable. When I saw it was called Wuqing Valley, I thought: Well, the male protagonist seems to be Wuqing... As a result...
Beautiful... Sprinkle flowers...
Thank you for your hard work, send me flowers! !
The most descriptions of Chang Yu focus on his childhood. Later writings mostly mention how Zhang Feng started his business, but there are not many descriptions of Chang Yu's education. However, under the tutelage of Yin Nuo and the subtle influence of Zhang Feng, Chang Yu should not have grown into such a ruthless and unjust guy, not to mention that he and Zhang Feng were siblings and were related by blood. I really can't figure it out. Seeing Zhang Yu like this makes me feel very uncomfortable.
In fact, being ruthless is very heartbreaking. But fortunately, there is a happy ending in the end. The heroine is very happy. It's a beautiful article!
Very good article, I really enjoyed reading it!
This article is fascinating at first. How a weak woman who traveled through time could survive in the troubled times of ancient times. And build something from scratch. Although the heroine is somewhat omnipotent. But it can still be regarded as appropriate artistic processing based on life. The most touching thing is the big family she created. So many unrelated people working hard towards the same goal. We are as close as a family and are treated as brothers and sisters. But in the end, his brothers, who depended on each other for life, parted ways with his only sister because of the family property. This completely defeats the purpose of this article. Moreover, Changyu's selfishness was exposed very suddenly. There is absolutely no context to follow. Why is there any need to add such a stroke near the end? It makes people feel panicked.
It gets messier as we get to the back. There are many places that are superfluous, with too many details and lack of theme.
I like the setting here better, but I like the ending of "The Valley of Refuge". I love Zhu Wan! !
After reading the first paragraph of the first chapter, I realized that I was re-reading this article for the third time and I still liked it...
Wuqing was a bit miserable. When I saw it was called Wuqing Valley, I thought: Well, the male protagonist seems to be Wuqing... As a result...
Beautiful... Sprinkle flowers...
Thank you for your hard work, send me flowers! !
The most descriptions of Chang Yu focus on his childhood. Later writings mostly mention how Zhang Feng started his business, but there are not many descriptions of Chang Yu's education. However, under the tutelage of Yin Nuo and the subtle influence of Zhang Feng, Chang Yu should not have grown into such a ruthless and unjust guy, not to mention that he and Zhang Feng were siblings and were related by blood. I really can't figure it out. Seeing Zhang Yu like this makes me feel very uncomfortable.
In fact, being ruthless is very heartbreaking. But fortunately, there is a happy ending in the end. The heroine is very happy. It's a beautiful article!
Very good article, I really enjoyed reading it!
This article is fascinating at first. How a weak woman who traveled through time could survive in the troubled times of ancient times. And build something from scratch. Although the heroine is somewhat omnipotent. But it can still be regarded as appropriate artistic processing based on life. The most touching thing is the big family she created. So many unrelated people working hard towards the same goal. We are as close as a family and are treated as brothers and sisters. But in the end, his brothers, who depended on each other for life, parted ways with his only sister because of the family property. This completely defeats the purpose of this article. Moreover, Changyu's selfishness was exposed very suddenly. There is absolutely no context to follow. Why is there any need to add such a stroke near the end? It makes people feel panicked.
It gets messier as we get to the back. There are many places that are superfluous, with too many details and lack of theme.