Do you think it's impossible to step into the same river twice in a lifetime? Han Xiaoya transmigrates to an unknown dynasty, but she doesn't begin a life of household intrigue and farming, rise through the ranks, or become a female ruler. This is the story of an onlooker who, in her second life, wants nothing more than to live carefree, do nothing, and witness the passionate lives of a group of big shots. The friends she went to school with could grow up to be a crown prince, powerful ministers, enemies, or major players. But when they first met at five years old, they were all just a bunch of clueless little brats. Growing up is painful for everyone. Fate is like a barely visible thread, tightly entwining everyone's lives. You have your own side to take, so none of us can ever return to the past.
Theme: Everything has its rules and limits
After reading some of the plots, I feel that the author's writing style is fresh and unique, and the combination of the storylines in this book is also unconventional. It is refreshing among today's common storyline trends. However, sometimes there will be language jumps in the dialogues of the characters, but the flaws do not cover up the flaws. (This is only for readers' impressions after reading, and does not mean to give any advice.)
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