An immature old work from the early days. Read at your own risk.
Read at your own risk.
As a miserable medical student in an eight-year program, Wu Yi once swore: "If I study medicine in my next life, may I be struck by lightning."
Later, he transmigrated and got to experience being struck by lightning firsthand, tears and all.
Serving at court and working in the pharmacy, prescribing medicine and writing essays, helping the imperial consorts fight for favor, and helping the emperor with his virility: none of this was a big deal!
He even took on a young disciple. The boy was wonderful in every way, except that he insisted on sharing his master's bed every night.
Wu Yi (throwing down his medical book): I can't live like this anymore!
Li Jing (smiling): I think life is pretty good.
A younger wolf-dog disciple gong x the Tang Dynasty's number-one doting, scholarly shou. One-on-one, happy ending.
Coming soon: A Reborn Chef's Way to the Top
Gu Yuanhuai, a Chinese culinary master who had spent more than a decade at the top of the cooking world, was reborn as a young man, back when he was living in seclusion in the countryside.
At first, all he wanted was to open a small restaurant and have enough to eat.
Unexpectedly, one appearance at a birthday banquet put him back on the path of competitive cooking. From then on, he overcame every obstacle, swept the culinary world, reclaimed his throne, and ascended to the title of God of Cooking!
Little scene:
Having finally met a stunning beauty he liked, Gu Yuanhuai was eager to use every culinary trick he knew to win the man's stomach and make him his.
Gu Yuanhuai: Is it good?
Ye Junhong: It's delicious, but I want to find out if you're even tastier.
Gu Yuanhuai: !!!
Wait, wasn't he supposed to use food to get the other guy into bed?
A physically disabled but strong-willed, obsessive beauty gong x a gentle, tolerant master chef shou
Here's a friend's novel. It's so good!
The Villain's Daily Life of Revealing His Identity [Quick Transmigration] by Xigua Chao Rou
He has to play the protagonist's lackey and the biggest villain at the same time. Once the protagonist discovers his double identity, he has to enter into a painfully passionate romance with him and use love to stop him from turning evil. Shen Yi says: Extra chicken legs, and double the boxed lunches, please.
Theme:
He is indeed very good-looking, a healer with a benevolent heart and skills. But why haven't I ever thought about healing the world? At that time, what could a little doctor do? I always see that the time travelers in novels change their trajectories too much, but in fact, if one day we really reach an era where "smoky willows paint bridges and wind curtains are green curtains", what can we do? We have no superpowers, we are just a group of so-called ordinary people; we are indeed a group of ordinary people, but we can also celebrate this bright world with loud gongs and drums.
I finally finished reading this article that I followed for a long time. I feel so sorry for Hong, even though he only appeared in the first few dozen chapters. This is really the best article about the Tang Dynasty that I have ever read, thank you so much
Although I probably won't read it, I still want to write down my feelings at this moment. It's a very good article. I read it in three days and still feel that I still have more to learn. Rather than saying it is pure love, it is actually more like a great interpretation of a period of history. The emotional line is so indifferent that it can be ignored. Ahem, the previous sentence can be crossed out. A major turning point in the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty, various historical fragments that cannot be tested are slowly unfolded in Da Da's writing. Although it is just another interpretation, it is still fascinating. All kinds of whirlpools of power sucked Student Xiao Wu in and out, and he was so cruel that he only gave Xiao Wu a few golden fingers. This was definitely only as big as a little finger, and maybe only one of his fingernails was golden... Cry... In fact, I personally don't like reading history, because there are too many things that can be done, but you can only sigh and sigh at the words, unable to save the day. Just like Wu Tianhou in the article. To be honest, for a woman to be able to rise to the throne among the men in the court, her courage and dexterity must be sky-high. From this point of view, I admire her. But from another perspective, killing girls and eating children for power, not to mention other people's children, but also my own children, really made me feel chilly. Even through the screen, I was shocked by Wu Dada's evil spirit. Poor brother Hong is so warm, but he just disappears from the sky, how can he mention the tragic end of other Li Tang! Although the Tang Dynasty finally changed its surname back to the Tang Dynasty, let's not talk about the superiority and strategy for the time being, but the brokenness of some things is irreparable. Even Wu Dada's wordless monument cannot hide the bloody storm of that year. From this, I thought that according to Wu Dada's methods, even Xiao Jingzi and his father could not escape death in the end. Can he and his wife, Master, really live in seclusion and be happy? From this point of view, the person who stopped the article here is actually her mother. I still want to thank you for giving me such a great article to read. By the way, I admire classmate Xiao Wu for being a medical monk and knowing so much history. The world of academic masters is indeed beyond the reach of a scumbag like me. I'm crying.
I feel that among these women in history, Ah Wu is the most powerful, because she was the only one who became emperor. Others who also became emperors are not remembered by most people. Empress Lu Cixi and others were at most regents.
I have read the whole article. In fact, I think the author's article is quite good in terms of writing style and details, but it is too weak in terms of emotions. I came in through the introduction of the book, about the little raised wolf dog, etc., But I feel that there are not many very important scenes in this novel, and there are very important twists in the plot.
Everything Empress Wu did was done by an emperor, but even if a woman performed such an astonishing act in ancient times, she could not escape her fate in a patriarchal society.
I feel like this is a Danmei article that made me read the history of the Tang Dynasty again. It's not as good as being empty.
I don't care about the sky, I don't care about the earth, and I don't care about the air in the middle. I just want to bury you!
They say I don't have a full text subscription so I won't be allowed to comment! I bought them all, except 117 which is locked? What to do
I want to see Mr. Li teach...