The Divine Maiden of Chu

No, no matter whether the male protagonist has any reason to slander the girl's reputation, the female protagonist is too indifferent, and she still pretends to be friends with the male protagonist. Not to mention that this is the ancient times when spitting can drown people. In modern times, people are rumored to have a crush on someone else for no reason. Doesn't she feel a little bit unhappy at all? ?

Isn't Qu Yuan a relative of King Huai of Chu? The Qu family is deeply rooted in Chu State, and he is a senior official of Song State? ? ?

I feel that the character of the heroine should be the original character of Mo Chou. She is proficient in music, singing and dancing, was recruited into the palace, and had musical exchanges with Song Yu. But since her character is given to the heroine, why is Mochou herself portrayed as a stupid woman?

Oh my God, I'm speechless. A good girl's reputation has been ruined by a talent. There's no problem with being kind and not caring about it. But no matter how kind a person is, he won't put his hopes on someone who has ruined his reputation, right? So strange

Originally, Song Yu's poem almost caused the heroine to enter the palace, but now it seems to be a favor to help the heroine with advice. Isn't it a little weird? Isn't that too much?

What a cultural atmosphere The author is really awesome

Capture Handan? Isn't it Yingdu?

Wang Xiangge? Isn't it Wang Xiang?

Isn't Qu Yuan a native of Chu?

Even if it is not the real Chu country, it still feels too modern and does not have the feeling that this is a distant ancient time. The diction and the heroine's name, Lin Waner, are very dramatic. The other names are all weird names like Guibao Si Daji. The sudden appearance of Lin Waner is like Aisin Gioro suddenly mixed into a Han name. It is particularly outstanding.