On the Heroine's Way of Survival

Cui Yizhi, who is a member of the modern Xianyu lie youth, traveled through time and was still a noble girl with the fifth surname and Qi Wang. She originally thought that the days to come would be full of beautiful clothes and fine food, and she could continue Xianyu's happy life. However, the truth is... What she wears is the literature of concubine and pampering. Yes, that's right, she is the fiancée of the noble-born hero who is destined to be tragic. The delicate little white-flowered female protagonist is ambitious, and she and the male protagonist are separated and reunited. She escapes from him and cannot fly, successfully interpreting the ancient version of the hegemonic literature. As for Cui Yizhi, she could only become a laughing stock in the eyes of others. In the end, she stayed behind closed doors and her sister-in-law was alone and died young. Having said that, Cui Yizhi felt that this was actually quite good. At least the Cui family would never treat her harshly. Just when Cui Yizhi was in good spirits, ready to follow the plot honestly and be a good tool, she realized that something was not quite right. How come there seems to be a girl disguised as a man in the Imperial College next door, my concubine seems to be reading the poem Dream of Red Mansions, and my cousin thousands of miles away sent a letter saying that a foreign man named Zhang Sheng is staying at home... What's even more wrong is that she seems to have accidentally bumped into Duan Fang, a gentleman who was famous in Chang'an, and killed him without blinking an eye. Although the sword in his hand was still bleeding, he turned around and smiled gently at Cui Yizhi. If it weren't for the wrong location, Cui Yizhi would have praised the scenery for its unparalleled beauty. What makes Cui Yizhi even more unbelievable is that this person seems to be relying on him. Not only does he give gifts every day, but he is also gentle and considerate in front of outsiders. He even visits the boudoir at night and insists on calling her, "Qing Qing". "Qingqing, my love." He smiled warmly and his eyes became gentler. "Even if you die, you are still my wife, Pei Heng." Cui Yizhi covered his chest. This man was so unkind. Didn't he just stumble upon his secret? He wanted to scare her every day and stare at her for the rest of her life. Note: The male protagonist Bai Qiehei looks like a gentleman on the surface, but is cruel and ruthless behind the scenes. He seeks the throne and is the biggest villain boss in the original book. The heroine... Oh~ She is only responsible for winning by lying down, and clearing mines by eating melons: 1. It can be regarded as a time-travel stew. In addition to the common concubine literature, women disguise themselves as men to go to school and other scripts, there will also be some stories similar to traditional dramas. For these scripts, there is a high probability that they are a bit biased towards complaining and are not rigorous. (By the way, I'm going to hurt the scumbag) 2. It is set in the Tang Dynasty, but it is fictional~ There will be no historical figures, but there may be references and some historical common sense. The author will try not to make any mistakes. For example, if you call "Sir" casually, it probably won't appear in the text. The makeup that was popular in the early Tang Dynasty and the makeup and clothing that were popular in the late Tang Dynasty may appear at the same time. I hope Bao Bao, who is a researcher, will not mind. (Although, the author Gu cannot write in detail, and he borrowed the background of the Tang Dynasty, so there is no specific time and year~) 3. The writing style tends to be relaxed and warm, and I like to progress slowly, so sometimes it seems to be procrastinating, which is probably just mediocre. If you mind, you can check it out and see if you want to fall into the trap~ Purpose: No matter when, where, or under what circumstances, live well