Before you read:
1. Men can bear children. Society retains customs from a matriarchal era, and men and women are relatively equal.
2. The male lead is an archaeological researcher. The history he studies comes from the ancient-era novel Forbidden: The Husband Must Not Be the Villain (Matriarchal Society). You don't need to have read it to enjoy this story, though if you have, you can fill in some details yourself.
3. The ancient-era story features women who can bear children in a matriarchal society, so the official history studied by the male lead has been altered.
Before Fang Xianxing entered into a marriage of convenience, she laid down three rules with her intended, Xie Zhi: pretend to be married, really share a home, then split up when the agreement expires.
She assumed Xie Zhi would be heartbroken, wondering why such a wonderful wife like her wouldn't truly marry him, and what he needed to change. Instead, he printed out and signed the divorce papers that very night.
Hey, hey, aren't we still not married yet?
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Xie Zhi is cool and distant, and only lets a hint of a smile show when he makes an archaeological discovery.
Sitting in a car with a woman he'd met on a blind date less than three days ago, parked in front of the civil affairs bureau, he abruptly failed to get married.
Right there, Xie Zhi pulled out his phone, scrolled through his contacts, and randomly picked the next person to marry.
The woman snatched his phone and hung up. Glancing at his wallpaper, she awkwardly changed the subject. "That's an ancient painting. It's quite lovely, and the person in it looks a little like me."
Xie Zhi didn't know that the woman in front of him was the reincarnation of Wen Ru, the renowned minister of the Yuan Shun dynasty whom he most admired. He was simply thinking that she must have a pretty high opinion of herself to think she looked like that person.
Wen Ru / Fang Xianxing (clutching herself sadly): My soft, sweet little puppy of a husband from back then is so distant now...
A female CEO who won't marry with divorce papers in hand x a male archaeological researcher who'll only marry if he's sure he can get divorced
Previous life: Wen Ru, renowned minister of the Yuan Shun dynasty x Fu, her principal husband
Theme: Love is the foundation, and the prerequisite
Not bad, this ending is very happy. . . When Black Hood and Xie merged into one, I guessed that the main body of the recovered memory should be Linle. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be true. Linle was finally happy for once. Woohoo, I was inexplicably moved to the point where I wanted to cry~
It's well written, not bland, and that feels good.
I haven't finished it yet... The extra chapter is just called an extra chapter, and the content is very important... I don't have time to write these days, so I will come on vacation.
It's so pure, I almost didn't notice it
It looks good, the modern one looks good, the front part is good, but I don't understand the latter part. The bad thing is that the past life is brought to the present. It feels like the male and female protagonists in the previous life have taken the bodies of the modern male and female protagonists. Although the author said that they are the same person, especially the male protagonist. In the end, it feels like there are three souls, and the subjective soul is Linle Wangjun, not Xie
If I remember correctly, this should be the fourth time I have rewatched it. I like Azhou the most, and I feel sorry for Linle the most. I like both ancient and modern times. The writing is very good. I hope I will write more like this in the future, especially the heroine type.
I always feel that Wen Ru has replaced Fang Xianxing. Personally, I don't know if it's because I don't agree with the real world. I prefer the heroine to be a pure woman who respects people, and don't think more about women respecting men. I have written this about my own stillborn time-travel novel, and I can understand that this is the normal logic of time-travel.
Finished spreading flowers! Looking forward to meeting you again in the next book
Thank you for dedicating a valuable article on modern women??
Also, who is Da Da's gay friend? I want to pay attention to it.