Shangguan Huiwen, a graduate student in the Department of History, accidentally traveled to the Li and Tang Dynasty during a cultural relic restoration and became Shangguan Wan'er. And when she first met the lofty Empress of the Tang Dynasty, she was shocked to find that the face of Empress Wu was actually the face of the woman she had dreamed of countless times since she was a child. Shangguan Huiwen couldn't understand what happened to her. Just like she was in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, it became increasingly difficult to tell whether she was Shangguan Huiwen or Shangguan Wan'er. Zhuang Zhou dreamed of butterflies, butterflies dreamed of Zhuang Zhou, maybe what she experienced before time travel was just a dream of Shangguan Wan'er... Dreams can be fake, everything can be fake, but her heart for Empress Wu will never be fake. Shangguan Huiwen has shown her sincerity to that person, but how will that person treat her sincerity? Where will fate push them? CP: Shangguan Wan'er × Wu Zetian is half historical fact and half fiction. The age difference between the two people will be smaller than in history. Refuse to testify! ! !
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I feel that the first 70% of the plot and emotions are very well controlled. The author has given full play to his advantage in writing emotional dramas. Most of them are small scenes, which are warm and reasonable. When the later scenes are bigger, there are logical loopholes in war and power. Although he tried his best to resolve them in a relaxed way, some sense of inconsistency still arose. It's a bit of a pity, but overall the flaws outweigh the flaws. It's the best Zerg novel I've ever read. Thanks for meeting!
I beg you to come back quickly... What a pit
Well... This ending is hasty, that is to say
I read it in one go, but where are you?
I've been waiting for the update, wooooooo, and now I realize that I didn't comment before. I'm going to bed now. I should review it tomorrow morning.
I swear, my word really doesn't have so many typos. I'm really impressed.
At present, it seems that the male protagonist is a bit off-putting
I feel that the first 70% of the plot and emotions are very well controlled. The author has given full play to his advantage in writing emotional dramas. Most of them are small scenes, which are warm and reasonable. When the later scenes are bigger, there are logical loopholes in war and power. Although he tried his best to resolve them in a relaxed way, some sense of inconsistency still arose. It's a bit of a pity, but overall the flaws outweigh the flaws. It's the best Zerg novel I've ever read. Thanks for meeting!
I beg you to come back quickly... What a pit
Well... This ending is hasty, that is to say
I read it in one go, but where are you?
I've been waiting for the update, wooooooo, and now I realize that I didn't comment before. I'm going to bed now. I should review it tomorrow morning.
I swear, my word really doesn't have so many typos. I'm really impressed.
At present, it seems that the male protagonist is a bit off-putting
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Ah, I have been looking forward to more than two hundred chapters of Aluka,,,,,,, q, q,,, is it gone?,,,,, Cry cry cry cry cry?