Transmigration? Yeah, right. Who would believe that? Han Qiqing certainly didn't. Those two words had never even crossed her mind.
Han Qiqing admitted she was a bit of an airhead. Who else would still think they were dreaming ten days or half a month after transmigrating? Who else wouldn't realize what era they had transmigrated into until more than a year later? She was starting to admire herself!
Whatever. She'd transmigrated, so be it. It was ancient times, after all, and it was all the same wherever she ended up. As long as she survived and the people around her stayed safe, she didn't care if she'd landed in the Jurassic period.
Who can give an exact definition of the jianghu? Lu Xiaofeng can't, Hua Manlou can't, and probably neither could the venerable Jin Yong or the great Gu Long, let alone Han Qiqing. Yet she was swept up in the jianghu's tornado, and her pitiful little wish to live a long, peaceful life suddenly seemed impossibly far away.
An ordinary modern girl winds up in a turbulent ancient jianghu. She doesn't want to be an airhead, but she's become one anyway. Han Qiqing is just an ordinary girl who simply longs for an ordinary life. The heroine is an airheaded, saintly type, so don't read if you dislike that!
Three Kingdoms: Zhao Yun
Completed online game novel
Thanks to Gui Gui for helping with the author page
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Um! Anyone who can finish writing is a capable person! Anyway, although I like Ximen, I also like Xiaohua very much, so it is really interesting to give Xiaohua a love! So! No matter what it is, as long as the ending is good, I can watch it!
Why does Mao want to take off Tang Qingqing's arm? It's so cruel. This is the only thing I don't agree with. Even if there is love, body is still the most important. I don't think Qingqing is happy anymore, I would rather die
The writing is very good, why not publish it?
Come in and give a score. It has been said that this article has been completed for a long time, and it has been revised and revised frequently, so I often see this article on the recent update list, but I have read a few chapters before, so I came here to take a look. . . . I don't really like this heroine, so I didn't finish it in the middle, and then I watched the ending. It felt quite strange. At first, the female pig refused to admit that she liked Qitong, and hugged her time-travel boyfriend, which made me very unhappy. I think the person who is worthy of Hua Xiaoqi should be a photographer. A gentle woman who cares about others, at least she needs to know some martial arts for self-protection, but the woman in the article, well, she is wearing a dress, so it's not her fault that she doesn't know martial arts; that woman should be a little younger than Hua Qi, well, the heroine in the article still doesn't, so I don't like her very much. . . Of course this is my unique personal taste. . The ending was really hasty, after having sex and then getting married, I was depressed. After all, the Hua family is a wealthy family, and we still need to have this kind of etiquette for men and women. It is still in a family, so many people know what is going on. It is really open-minded. You don't have to do this if you want seven children to marry. . . Anyway, I don't really like the heroine in this story. For my personal taste, I think a gentle and sensitive man like Qitong deserves the love of a gentle woman with a discerning eye, rather than the second love of a woman who had a failed first love. . . There is also the question about the concubine in the ending. It always feels like thick ink has been splashed on a piece of white paper, like chewing sand when eating white rice. It feels uncomfortable. I don't know what the author means by writing this. Does it mean that in ancient times, finding a man like Qitong was the heroine's luck? Or are you talking about the unreliability of love, implying that the heroine will be a failure in the future? Fairy tales are always just fairy tales? Well, I have read too many good articles about the seven young men in Huajiapu in the south of the Yangtze River. No matter who they are, they are all good men who love their wives and younger brothers and only marry one. I really can't stand what is written at the end here. I feel a little confused. Maybe I am only suitable for reading sweet articles. This article is really not my thing. . .
Are there any great martial arts fics out there? I like it so much. Can you write a fanfic about Xiao Li Feidao, or a fanfic about Chu Liuxiang, or a fanfic about Wulin Foreign History? Please
I haven't watched it yet, so I want to come in and give it a try. Good people. I mean not into V. . . . . .
Here you go... Put a bookmark here first... By the way, if it's not necessary, can you not put so much in the dialogue? Or?! ... Means that every time I read a conversation, I am frightened by the emphasis in it and unable to move forward or retreat... Shake the fan~ It's a good article, it's a good article~
I think Hua Laosan should be tortured. It's best for Su Rong to find Xin Yichun and dump him.
It's a bit baffling why it's gone without even explaining it.
I'm sorry that the overlord didn't surface until now... But I can't help but admit that the article is not very good-looking, but it is a warm and good article. It's a pity that the author's ending is inexplicable~ In fact, in the "author's words", I can feel the author's eagerness to finish it as soon as possible... But in the following chapters, since things related to the mystery of the heroine's time travel are mentioned, such as the heroine's grandmother, the Wan Yue Tu, the jade pendant and other things, there is no explanation in the end, and it always feels like it is not finished yet… There is also the 89 extra episode, which made me even more confused... It ended so abruptly, and it felt like it was written to emphasize the male protagonist's "loyalty". In the beginning, it was written how insistent the third sister-in-law was, but later she said "I have to forgive" to solve the problem. I admit that I wanted to hit someone when I saw this...