One of the many Qing-dynasty transmigration stories: clichéd and melodramatic. Perhaps the only thing that sets this one apart is that it has two heroines. Most of the story is told from their two separate perspectives.
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A rookie fox spirit's botched time-travel spell sends senior high school students Fengqing and Aisha back more than three hundred years, to the Great Qing Dynasty.
Though they initially just want to watch the show, the two are swept into two completely opposing political whirlpools. From then on, they drift apart, and their friendship faces an unprecedented rupture and challenge.
How will they ultimately choose between love and friendship? Amid tangled politics and history, who will emerge as the final winner?
Thirty years later, when the ending arrives, all that remains is a faint breeze...
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An endless pit...
The first few chapters were well written and thoughtful, but it would be a shame and irresponsible not to finish them.
Does the original poster plan not to update again? It's really a big hole that lasts for thousands of years.
It seems to be another big pitfall. There has been no update for many days.
It hasn't been updated yet, it's too slow.
It's well written. Boss, I hope you can update it quickly, otherwise people will be anxious to read it.
It's not 30 years yet? Hey, are there any fools like me?
Update quickly!!!!!!!! Boss!!!!!!!
See new ones… I want to see new ones…
Have you been wandering around somewhere and no longer want to miss Shu? Just don't be like the little fox fairy's master who left for thirty years. Waiting for the adults to come back and update.
I favor one over the other~~ Although usually one of the two female characters is focused~~ But the author is obviously biased~~ The so-called two camps~~ I thought one and four and one and eight~~the friends were forced to confront each other~~ As a result, the two leaders, Four and Eight, were having an affair with Feng~~ Sha can only play with the two of Thirty-Thirty-Four~~ The author portrays Feng's character as being seemingly perfect, but there are many contradictions. When he was eighteen years old, he was calm and tolerant for the first time in the palace. After more than ten years of living outside, he entered the palace again, but he was lively and cheerful and spoke out for justice. When you meet a strange man for the first time (it must be Lao Ba), no matter how warm and gentle you are, you can't easily say something that offends someone with an unusual status. Sa's character was initially confused, lively, innocent and cute, but later, in order to highlight Kaede, she was described as becoming more and more weak and useless. In the end, the two of them took the place of the Liu sisters and entered the palace. The decision was made so quickly that the two heroines did not even discuss it with each other. However, Feng thought about it carefully and made the decision immediately the next day. By the way, does Qisha still have principles and opinions? Besides, the reason is also very strange. Who said they would live in Liu's house forever? After staying for a while, they can't leave, and live the kind of life they had after leaving the palace for the first time? So I prefer Sha, and instinctively reject Feng Hufenghuyu, who changes her character wantonly just to be the first heroine.