They say the four great hardships in life are meeting immortals, encountering ghosts, human calamities, and natural disasters. Qin Youlian experienced them all in a single day. Not to mention dying and coming back to life, through a series of bizarre coincidences she even became the sidekick of an immortal old geezer! Qin Youlian figured she must have dreamed the whole day, and it was one endless nightmare at that. But if she could leave Liaoxi Commandery, what would it matter whom she joined hands with to rule the world?
The three travelers, each carrying their own secrets, journey across the world. Through mountains and rivers, past flowering trees, they ride through the human realm. Surely even this troubled age cannot bear the weight of a nation and its people, so they give their affections instead to love and romance. Will you be a carefree heroine, will I reclaim the world, or will you lazily turn away and watch the clouds at dawn? Today, let us drink a cup of Du Kang wine; tomorrow, we can think of something else. Ten thousand poems, a thousand cups of wine. How often have I even glanced at the lords and kings? Let me wear a plum blossom in my hair and get drunk in Luoyang.
They are all called teenagers. There are three teenagers in total. It takes me a long time to figure out who they are.
What should I do if I suddenly like Shi Su! The blushing look is so cute! Stand Qin Su!
Wow, it's pretty! The heroine's character is also quite real and not artificial. Keep up the good work, author!
The plot progresses so fast, and the heroine has been unlucky for eight lifetimes. But I feel that the story seems to have lost suspense because of the introduction. I feel that if the introduction is removed, the plot will progress better. At least it leaves a lot of questions. In addition, the male voice that seems to have appeared before is helping the heroine or trying to harm her. I feel like he is someone close to the heroine. There seems to be a mystery to the mechanism on that god's throne. Those servants seem to have run out of stories, and I don't know if they will appear later. It feels like there are so many pitfalls, and I hope the author will not forget to fill them in. Now it seems like a novel worth following, keep up the good work.
The heroine died like this? Are you going to time travel? However, it can be seen that the author is echoing the plot of the first chapter. It feels like a suspenseful story section. After seeing too many harems and high-ranking mansions, it is good for a change of taste. But there seem to be a lot of things that I don't understand. For example, the person lying in this temple should be the Lord Guzhu mentioned above. Who showed the heroine the way here? Also, can it be understood that this is the temple built by the murdered villagers for Lord Guzhu? Just why it was abandoned again. I hope the author won't dig too deep into the story behind it. After all, it seems to be a very interesting story.
Isn't the runaway girl a bit cliche? After all, there are many types of female protagonists in novels nowadays. It's just that I feel that the male protagonist is a bit lackluster. There seems to be a conspiracy surrounding the heroine all the time, both the seemingly kind guide and the servant who comes to look for the heroine seem to have secrets. I feel like the writer is trying to build a big conspiracy. I feel that as a so-so first chapter, it's still passable. Also, the heroine's name sounds weird. I wonder if the author will explain it later.
This seems to be a horror story? I feel like it was explained very clearly. The description of the old man in the coffin is quite good. I look forward to his appearance. In addition, I don't know what the author's intention is in arranging this chapter. Will the child in the story be the male protagonist in the following article? Speaking of Lone Bamboo, I looked it up, and it seems that he is a filial son in fairy tales. But here he seems to be a tyrant. There are very few other stories, so look forward to the follow-up development.
This is probably the worst heroine in history