[This article] This is a story about a modern time-traveling woman and an ancient male ghost~~ "Shared Wife: Lakes and Mountains" next door is now available to watch.
The heroine, Fan Se, is an ordinary girl. She commits depression and commits suicide. She travels back to ancient times and is lost in the deep mountains and forests late at night. She is led to her by the hero, Qing Wen. From then on, she spends her days and nights with him in a wooden house in the wilderness, never thinking of leaving the mountains. The hero fell in love first, so breaking the plan did not cost her life. The female protagonist later fell in love with the male protagonist because of her desire for beauty and dependence. However, after she abused the male protagonist due to misunderstanding, she truly fell in love with the male protagonist during her growth and atonement. The road to chasing her husband began... The ending was he.
[Male Protagonist]: Wearing a half-worn blue robe, his black hair is tied up with a wooden hairpin, his face is handsome and his body is cold, and he speaks coldly.
[Female Protagonist]: A dumpling face and a talkative person.
[Demining]: 1. The male protagonist is very good, cold-faced and soft-hearted, and he dotes on his wife to an extreme. However, he killed someone in order to be reborn and was forced to commit suicide (before meeting the female protagonist).
2. The hostess is very good, but she doesn't have a golden finger, is not a strong woman, and has shortcomings. She is an ordinary woman + a depressed patient + a growth type. Just don't watch it if you don't like it, please don't scold her.
3. The full text is a realistic short story, alternately sweet and sad. When love and humanity meet, the sparks that come out of the collision and the happy ending are more moving. I think so. If you are interested and have seen it halfway, I hope you can be patient and watch the ending.
[Talking to myself] The first completed article, happy and scattering flowers! Oh too! (* ￣3)(ε￣ *), I will revise the article later, and I know that there are many mistakes in my haste.
[To readers] I won't force you if you haven't finished reading it. If you do, I hope you can leave some suggestions and leave some traces of the encounter.