Possible subtitles: Female Official of the Qin Dynasty, starting from the imperial tomb
Introduction 1: Hehua's previous life was He Hua. The 28-year-old Hehua was a humble social worker. She was overtaken by others in her on-the-job public examination. One day, she suddenly found that she received a message on her mobile phone from Zheng Yuwang, a friend she had not seen for many years. "I am building an imperial mausoleum in Daqin, and my daily salary is six wallets, including food, accommodation, and work clothes. Do you want to come?" What's going on? He Hua was a little worried and hurriedly called. She only heard two beeps on the other side, and then the smart female voice prompted, "The number you dialed is not in the service area."
Introduction 2: Zheng Yuwang, a senior migrant worker, could not understand that he just came to Shaanxi on a business trip and was directly transferred to the Great Qin Dynasty more than 2,200 years ago! Like all time-traveling girls, Zheng Yuwang naturally has a golden finger at his side, but who can tell me why others have strategy systems, but I only have a retrograde that pops up occasionally? The key is that if you want to return to modern times, you must survive in the Qin Dynasty. No, at the beginning of Lishan, the script seems a bit difficult...
The friendship between the two heroines is about rebirth and time travel, there is no system, there is a golden finger, family love (except for Hu Hai) and family happiness.
Concept: There are Fusu in the mountains and lotus flowers in the sky. The young master Fusu is the regret of the Great Qin, and the princess He Hua and others are the burial objects of the Great Qin. They are lost in the long river of history like the Qin slips. The reborn He Hua and the time traveler join hands with the young master Fusu to rewrite the fate of the Great Qin.
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The princess comes from later generations, why don't you scold Li Si?
The princess comes from later generations, why don't you scold Li Si?