Returning to the Eighteenth Century, I Am Awake in This World

Thank you all for your reading and support. —— In Lin Jiahe's short 28-year life, she lived in a daze. It seemed like her choices were wrong at every critical point. When we return to the 18th century, let's start revising our college entrance examination aspirations. Thinking about it brings tears of bitterness. During the four years that Lin Jiahe studied at a university in the north, she wanted to go back to the moment when she filled out her application countless times. She wanted to empty out all the accumulated water in her mind when she was eighteen. She had had enough of sandstorms. I'm fed up with the scaly corners of my mouth all the time. I'm fed up with the flow of people and the large and small bags of luggage that come home every winter and summer vacation. The 985 at the door of her house is very good. In addition to having water in her head, she probably also had her brain pinched by a door. Fortunately, she is awake! (PS: The copywriting does not mean that I hate the northern climate. It is purely a personal reason for the heroine. The author likes northern cities very much.) —— After Lin Jiahe was reborn, he only wanted to fall in love and not take responsibility. When they broke up, Shao Yuxun finally couldn't help asking her: "You said you were serious at the beginning, but you were actually perfunctory, right?" Lin Jiahe walked away without looking back: "You are indeed serious about falling in love." Who wants to tie you to marriage? —— The sharp-tongued and irritable female protagonist × the strategizing and gentle male protagonist Age difference 10 (psychological age difference 2) —— Small theater for male and female protagonists Lin Jiahe: Did you notice me when we first met? Shao Yuxun: The truth? Lin Jiahe: It seems not. Shao Yuxun: Well, what you thought was our first meeting was actually my second time meeting you. Lin Jiahe:? ? ? ? Shao Yuxun: The first time I met you, you were comforting a girl who was trapped in love. You tell her that men will only affect the speed at which she draws the knife. Lin Jiahe: Actually... Shao Yuxun: Will I affect the speed at which you draw your sword? Motto: One cannot step into the same river twice!