Seeing Things as They Are (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

It turns out that they have been together on and off for more than ten years. Alas, I thought they had not been together for that long. It would not be bad for them to have been together for more than ten years.

From morning to now, I have been forgetting to eat and sleep. Very unique and refreshing. How can I describe Sophie? She is very indifferent and a little selfish. I even think she is a bit rational and ruthless. However, living a life of your own free will is what many people want to have. I really like that the author did not write Sophie as a life-and-death heroine who loves four or four loves. Just imagine, a modern woman who wears a pass and turns into a child will not be able to accept it all at once, no matter how adaptable she is. At first, I thought the heroine was so selfish and willful, but as time went on, I felt more and more sorry for her. Of course, that includes everyone in the article. I think Sophie loved Shi Shi in the end, but her love was not in sync with Shi Shi's. But in that context, holding hands and growing old together was really a luxury. If I get it, I'm lucky; if I don't get it, it's my fate.

It's a very good novel, but the ending of Yu Shishi is too melancholy. However, considering the identities of the two of them, it's not bad to get this ending. That boy Hongli is possessive. No matter what thoughts he has towards his mother, they are undoubtedly passionate and admirable.

I like this type of writing

I finished reading it in one go and it felt very unique. The heroine is very real, indifferent and afraid of death. She is self-righteous. The reason why she dares to be presumptuous is that she has a son who wants to be an emperor. She is not likeable but not particularly disgusting. There is a little shadow of this kind of person in everyone. In fact, no one dares to live like this. We accept it. Neither education nor a normal and healthy society will accept people like this. Sophie would be accused of being frivolous in modern times. In ancient times, this was probably like being immersed in a pig cage..., To a certain extent, the writing is unrealistic, but it is better than those who are said to be rigorous in writing. No matter how rigorous they are, they will inevitably spend a good moon in the end.

The comment section was initially willing to read it, but intuitively felt that the comments from readers of such an article would not be very nice. . I don't want to affect my mood. After reading the last episode and reading the words of the readers who supported it till the end, I felt that it was very satisfying. . Although people initially think that the heroine is very selfish and so-so, she is flesh and blood and has a rare clear look.

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I finally read it again, but I still felt tight in my chest, as if I had breathed out a breath, but it still couldn't relieve the suppressed emotions. This is a wanton and meaningless woman, made of flesh and blood, and men who love so deeply that they can't help it. . . Yeah, it's really a good Qing Dynasty article.

I guessed it, and sure enough Hongli also liked Sophie~ Speaking of Fu Heng, was it Hongli who made Shi Shi mistakenly think that Sophie and Fu Heng were having sex?

A novel that I can't help but read again and again Love sometimes requires explanation as well as action; for the same phenomenon, men and women have different starting points. I like everyone here, they are real, some are cute, some are sad. However, I lamented that their love only needed a final touch to last forever. After reading it for the first time, my heart was still empty for a few days. Yesterday, when I read it again, I felt more deeply and I could feel more relieved, but I still couldn't help but sigh. Damn, why does such a happy beginning have to have a sad ending? However, I accepted it.