/Personality setup: A merchant's daughter who pretends to be proper x a truly imposing young nobleman
/Romance setup: A cautious woman incapable of love x a passionate, truly unhinged man
/Occupations: Female strategist x male general
Jiang Rucu is a woman who has transmigrated. She's content to stay at home and dreams of becoming a carefree layabout.
She doesn't want to deal with household intrigues, run a business, or marry into a noble family.
Unfortunately, her ideals are lofty, while reality is harsh.
She has a younger sister who's brilliant but ambitious, and always getting into trouble. Jiang Rucu has to be ready to clean up after her at all times, because she doesn't want to end up an unmarried old maid.
In ancient times, never marrying was terrifying.
Her father is ambitious, yet has a life as fragile as paper. He took on a pile of jobs where failure means execution and prison, so she has to clean up his messes. She'd much rather do that than lose her life and be exiled.
Although, if the place of exile were more peaceful than Taiyuan, she might consider it.
More than anything, she doesn't want to marry into a noble family. She can't hit or scold a noble husband (P.S. If she's really pushed too far, Jiang Rucu might dare to curse him once or twice in her thoughts). She'd have to fawn over him, respect him, and serve him.
Unfortunately, His Majesty the Emperor insists on arranging a marriage for her, and she doesn't have the nerve to refuse.
Jiang Rucu wants to live a simple life as a transmigrator, but life keeps throwing mudslides her way.
Faced with a life full of landslides, she really wants to cry.
Both leads are virgins, but the female lead is forced into an arranged marriage. Please don't read if that's not for you. Thank you.
A merchant's daughter paired with a nobleman?
Let's be real, isn't that too big a leap in social standing? Shouldn't we arrange this and that for her??
◇Source of the title:
Ode to Rain by Li Shimin of the Tang dynasty
Dew pearls bead the leaves on the hanging vines; rivulets trace waves like mirrors.
Mist makes the willow threads grow dense; the wind weaves gauze across the sky.
[Reader's Guide]
1. A light read for passing the time at home. Readers who value literary or historical integrity, please don't read.
2. This story is fictional and has no real historical events or figures.
3. This is unconventional online fiction with a mountain of original worldbuilding. Readers who prefer serious literature, please don't read.
4. All characters serve the plot. Their values do not represent the author's. If you dislike that, please don't read.
5. Comments may be deleted when necessary. If you mind, please don't read.
6. There are countless novels on Jinjiang. If this one isn't for you, choose another.
Theme: Even the faintest light can move heaven and earth
I have finished reading it. The content is good, the plot setting is also very good, and it is quite attractive. I usually don't read long articles, but this one is okay. It gets better and better as you go to the end. Although it was a bit urgent to go back and forth, it didn't have any impact. The heroine is an intelligent type, which is more in line with my taste. I don't really like silly and sweet things, but I still like the drama route.
It's okay. After reading it, I feel that the content is indeed good, but there are still bugs in some places. The emotional line between the heroine and the hero is pulled repeatedly. The process is exciting, but in the end it feels like it really stopped abruptly. This makes my reading experience not so good. Everything else is okay.
I think the writing is quite interesting. The heroine has a high IQ, but that doesn't mean she is emotionally transparent. This is a mortal who can finally understand, strengthen her heart, and face it bravely. This process is worth watching. In addition, the sincerity of the young general is the most precious, and the contradiction between his status and status makes him even more cute. Although he does not want the life of the heroine, sometimes he even causes a lot of trouble with his wishful thinking, which is really in conflict with his image of a great hero, but he also feels that he is a mortal, and he has really met someone who can defeat him in this life. The hero and heroine are a perfect match, and the hero is not a prince, and the heroine is not a queen. The setting is very good, I am tired of that.
I personally think the heroine's IQ is too exaggerated! It seems that all time-traveling women have this situation, but it is strange that a time-traveling woman would be so afraid and particularly passive in relationships. It took me a long time to figure it out, and it was tiring to watch. The work is actually okay, but the emotions are too depressing! Don't really like it.
Every era has its pros and cons, and we can get a full picture from the details. Their positions and their own characteristics prompted them to make a choice. The female protagonist and the male protagonist are evenly matched, and the hardships come with joy.
Savor it carefully, lovers will eventually get married and all the years will be peaceful. Thank you sir, there is an extra episode to watch
It's over! Nice!!
Oh Mo, the ending was so unexpected that I got choked up.
The characters are vivid and interesting, the plot is not cliché, the heroine is resourceful, the hero loves her miserably, and the sensibility is just right. Just a little short.
It feels like the heroine has been PUAed by the times...