A children's literature writer accidentally transmigrates to late eighteenth-century England and becomes Darcy's sister, Georgiana Darcy.
At Wuthering Heights, she meets an ill-mannered, unruly young man, like a rocky moor covered in gorse. At the same time, he has someone who has been his unattainable love for years.
When she realizes she might be falling for him, she decisively chooses to leave, returning to the splendid Pemberley estate to devote herself to building a career.
But why does Heathcliff, back for revenge, lock her up?
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"A Brilliant Pearl of the Three Kingdoms"
Cui Can transmigrates and becomes a noble daughter of the Qinghe Cui clan, born into a prestigious family and showered with affection. But the moment she sees her uncle Cui Yan, panic takes hold. In history, Cao Zhi's future wife is Cui Yan's niece, who is also killed by Cao Cao as a warning to others for wearing extravagant clothes. This... isn't that her?
That day, a fire broke out at the Cui residence, and the eldest branch of the Cui family lost a beloved daughter.
On a cliff, a Cao family assassin holds Cui Can and Xiao Qiao hostage. "I'll let one of you go. To save the other, you have to trade your life! Which one do you choose?"
Zhou Yu makes his choice without hesitation, catching Xiao Qiao as the assassin shoves her toward him. Then he says, "Can Niang is just a concubine. Kill her, then."
Cui Can had expected this. Believing she'd wasted her love on a dog, she jumps off the cliff, thinking that maybe she'd wake up back in the modern world. Instead, the famous Master Shui Jing rescues her.
Once her memories return, Cui Can grits her teeth. That bastard Zhou Yu! They were only using each other, yet he dared to take advantage of her amnesia and deceive her completely!
They say that on the day she jumped, the dashing Zhou Gongjin turned gray overnight. His guards had almost managed to save Cui Can! He swore to destroy Cao Cao, and trained troops and devised strategies day and night to make it happen.
With the land in turmoil and heroes rising on all sides, a rumor circulates through the martial world: "Of Wolong, Fengchu, and the Black Emperor, whoever gains one of these three will rule the land."
The Black Emperor, Cui Can, accompanies her junior fellow disciple Zhuge Liang on a diplomatic mission to Eastern Wu, only to find Zhou Yu blockading her way.
Looking at the man before her, his face full of excitement and regret, Cui Can laughs coldly in her heart. "May I ask who you are?"
Theme: Redemption and growth
I'm wondering if the heroine actually experienced it and was reborn, but I can't remember. Then the male protagonist studied dream creation and allowed the female protagonist to experience it again in a dream.
Just now I was moved by the male protagonist's poem. When the female protagonist wakes up, she can meet the male protagonist again. However, not long after that, the story becomes suspenseful due to the real-life male protagonist's dream-making skills.
Hahahaha, why does this brother feel like Lin Daiyu? "It's just an unlucky time that I came and disturbed everyone's interest." Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Forced love, bloody, but local dogs like it Hehehehe... Hehehehe...
So well written! Thanks for the big discount!! The full text reads smoothly and naturally. I can feel the heroine's thought changes from just traveling to that era, wanting to be friends with the people of that era, and having the idea of saving them, to being in it after one incident after another. This transformation is written very realistically and appropriately. I can see that the heroine is an independent and strong woman. She lived in an era when women's status was very low, and she actively fought and made her own contribution to the cause of women's independence. This last modern extra is a stroke of genius.
What does this extra episode mean? So scary
Let him have the ability to propose marriage to a matchmaker who is marrying a man with eight carriages. The heroine is a young lady after all, and the backstage is also very big, okay? It makes him look like a bandit.
Good guy, after seeing the modern follow-up of the heroine, I suddenly don't want the heroine to return to the modern world. This is too scary. From this point of view, the hero is not manipulating and deceiving the heroine. The efforts, hard work, friends, sad or happy experiences the heroine has made in the "dream" are all fake, which erases the value of the heroine and makes the heroine's life after "time travel" become a joke. If the follow-up is true, then the male protagonist is using dreams to lure the female protagonist to fall in love with him. It is the same as someone using language to mislead you and make you choose the wrong option to achieve his goal. It is a misguided guide (should it be?), And from the description of why the female protagonist is in the hospital, it seems to have the flavor of conspiracy (?, Why is the male protagonist the female protagonist's doctor in modern times? I personally feel that this incident is a bit overwhelming (I am scared at night) (the above are some of my personal immature thoughts, there may be a lot of logical problems, if there is any offense, I am really, really sorry (kneel down) (if you are unhappy after reading this, please just blow my mind) (please) thank you (kneel down)
What does dreaming mean? Why did it suddenly become suspenseful? ●)O(●
Seriously what was wrong with Bertha? The fault was that she shouldn't have gotten sick, shouldn't she have had such a family member? Rochester was interested in her beauty and property. Although he married her without knowing it, since he got the benefit, he should at least take good care of her for the rest of his life. After getting the benefit, he found out and blamed the other victim for delaying his life. Although she couldn't get divorced for some reasons, her illness was not serious from the beginning. The rejection and fear of the people around her coupled with the life in the small attic was definitely getting worse. It may be an understatement to say that he is not among them, but everything about Rochester is not the reason for her to cheat a beautiful girl to get out of her emotional difficulties. Why Bertha wants to kill him is probably because of his betrayal and fear. The girl she adopted is truly unspeakable. She has a first love in her heart, a Bertha in her marriage, and now she is cheating on Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre later inherited the assets and could have found a better man, but in the end she accepted this man who was emotionally and physically disabled. To be honest, Jane Eyre was really a saint (a compliment) and her heart was kind.