Blurb
The General's Manor's Third Miss turned into a fool overnight. Even the tutor who came to teach her looked at her with pity.
Xue Shan slapped the table and shouted, "Back when I was in school, I ranked first in my grade every year and earned so many scholarships I could barely count them. What could a tutor like you possibly teach me?"
The tutor tossed her a book. "Read this. It's what we studied a few days ago."
Xue Shan: "..."
It's in traditional characters. She can't read it!
The General's Manor's Third Miss and the Tutor
P.S. In Chinese history, from ancient times through the Western Han dynasty, the official standard script was significantly different from the traditional characters used today. It wasn't until the clerical script emerged during the Qin dynasty and became prevalent in the Eastern Han that it began to resemble modern traditional characters more closely. The story is set in an imaginary dynasty, so its traditional characters differ from the ones we commonly use today. It's perfectly normal for the female lead not to recognize many of them.
Reading guide: 1. A slice-of-life story, mostly about romance.
2. This is a cheerful, sweet romance, sweet romance, sweet romance.
3. The author has limited writing skills, so let's talk things out nicely!
The second story in my ongoing series: My Roommate Keeps Running into Ghosts
[Blurb One] Zhong Lan, a shaman who only wants to make a living as a fortune-teller, accidentally ends up with a roommate who has a special constitution. From then on, her peaceful life is over, and she races headlong down the path of catching ghosts and driving out evil spirits, never to turn back.
[Blurb Two] One morning, Mu Li discovers she's woken up in Zhong Lan's bed and suspects she might have a sleepwalking problem! She's mortified and can't face Zhong Lan.
Not long after, she wakes up in Zhong Lan's bed again. She's terribly embarrassed and even less able to face him.
The Nth time, she gets caught in the act. She's so mortified that she's lost every last shred of dignity she's spent years building up.
Only much later, while moving into Zhong Lan's room to pack her things, does she remember the surveillance camera she'd installed in her room...
After the Patriarch Failed His Tribulation
A friend's novel: After the Patriarch Failed His Tribulation, by Chen Ju Er Liang
Blurb: After the evil patriarch fails his tribulation, his enemies come knocking one after another.
Enemies: "Heh... So this is what it feels like to see you brought low! Prepare to die!"
The patriarch, stripped of all his powers and left helpless: Should I fight back head-on, or fight back...? Forget it, staying alive is what matters.
While making a mad dash to escape, the patriarch accidentally stumbles into the righteous immortal's cave. An idea strikes, and he clings to the immortal's leg: "Husband, I've been looking everywhere for you! Sob~"
Immortal: "Where did this madwoman come from?!?!"
A deceitful, drama-loving patriarch × a seemingly proper but scheming immortal
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I don't quite understand the heroine's character, she seems a bit pretentious
Ah, after reading the first chapter, I felt that the heroine was not tied up by the ancients and killed by a master. It was purely because the author still needed her for the plot.
Could it be that the author's big names are Qiran Muhan and Dongli? Sorry, I suddenly thought of 2333
Sorry, I can't hold on any longer. This heroine is so brainless. She even graduated from a prestigious school? Aren't normal people cautious in situations like this where they are completely unknown, and would they be so frivolous and look for trouble?
Is the heroine really an adult?
Mom's sister should be called aunt! Dad's sister is called aunt!
If you don't know how to write commonly used traditional Chinese characters, it's not difficult to recognize them.
In addition, I just read a book in which the protagonist travels to a poor family in ancient times. Then, by fate, I met a cannon fodder passer who pretended to have amnesia because his behavior was different from usual, but was thought to be possessed by an evil spirit by the goddess invited by his family, and was eventually beaten to death. I was glad that I had the memory of the original owner, and at the same time, I paid more attention to my words and deeds.
Why can't the first grader understand traditional Chinese characters?
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
There are too many bugs to complain about. . . Maybe this is the style
Dangerous Trap
Love Letter to You (Extra)
All Those Years I Ran a Coffin Shop
After Being Proposed to by My Mom's Ex-Boyfriend
My Roommate Keeps Running Into Ghosts
After I Was Transferred to Be a Game Tester [Online Game]
A Love Letter to You
We Can't Stand Each Other [Online Voice Acting]
I Want to Live
Life Is Full of Partings
I Might Be Dead
My Favorite Star Strikes Back
I don't quite understand the heroine's character, she seems a bit pretentious
Ah, after reading the first chapter, I felt that the heroine was not tied up by the ancients and killed by a master. It was purely because the author still needed her for the plot.
Could it be that the author's big names are Qiran Muhan and Dongli? Sorry, I suddenly thought of 2333
Sorry, I can't hold on any longer. This heroine is so brainless. She even graduated from a prestigious school? Aren't normal people cautious in situations like this where they are completely unknown, and would they be so frivolous and look for trouble?
Is the heroine really an adult?
Mom's sister should be called aunt! Dad's sister is called aunt!
If you don't know how to write commonly used traditional Chinese characters, it's not difficult to recognize them. In addition, I just read a book in which the protagonist travels to a poor family in ancient times. Then, by fate, I met a cannon fodder passer who pretended to have amnesia because his behavior was different from usual, but was thought to be possessed by an evil spirit by the goddess invited by his family, and was eventually beaten to death. I was glad that I had the memory of the original owner, and at the same time, I paid more attention to my words and deeds.
Why can't the first grader understand traditional Chinese characters?
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
There are too many bugs to complain about. . . Maybe this is the style