In the third year of Eitoku's reign, Takase Nakagan's daughter "Shizunoue" entered the palace as an official and served as a chamberlain. From then on, she came into contact with all kinds of officials from foreign dynasties and gradually developed some friendship with them.
This book is a record of her time in public office. Everything written down is trivial, but human kindness can be seen in trivial matters.
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Volleyball shounen otome fanfic.
The Heian Era PA spin-off of "Admission Notice" next door has basically the same characters.
Originally I just wanted to keep it alive, but after finishing the setting, I felt that this thing couldn't be shortened, so I published a separate book.
Lightning protection items:
Yuan Geng is a first-person novel written by the heroine, which is an unusual novel format.
90% Of the content has nothing to do with the original work.
It is not a complete textual research to restore the Heian era background. The content and customs appearing in the article are all fabricated content after purely subjective preferences and additions. Please do not take my personal settings seriously.
It is said to be the Heian period, but in fact it is half-empty and does not involve any actual emperor or officials. (But there are some prototypes)
The daily flow is relaxed and happy, and there is no content of political struggle or palace fighting. Everyone goes to work in harmony.
If I didn't indicate the source of the Japanese songs that appear in the article, then I made them up based on the needs of the plot. My cultural level is limited. It's enough to just read limericks smoothly. I didn't consider the meter at all. Please don't take it seriously.
Concept: Daily life of civil servants in ancient Japan.
Reader comments
It was originally a heart-warming and everyday article, so I followed it until now, and it turned out to be like eating a meal and suddenly seeing shit! I originally thought that the heroine would repay the good old man with kindness, but firstly, her parents are busy at work, so she longs for a lively family atmosphere; secondly, she is rich, so she doesn't care about material things; thirdly, and most importantly, her identity is after all, she is a people's policeman, and being more enthusiastic makes people feel warm! But when it comes to dealing with feelings, it's really unclear. Is there such a thing as being so mean that you don't know what's good? Is Su Xiaomei some kind of best friend? It was just calculated that she was jealous of her, and the relationship faded away in junior high school, and she was not too sad at the time, which shows that she only cared a lot. She hurt the male protagonist for such a person, not to mention whether it was stupid to make herself lose her mind, but it was sad to deal with the male protagonist. It's also inexplicable... I think the literature has always been biased towards girls. There are really not many cases where the male protagonist is so distressed. The key point is that no matter who you feel sorry for in other literature, you can only blame fate. What is this article? Is the female protagonist bullying an honest person? Just because I was greedy for Su Ganma's care, even the little things that made the Su family fall in love with her became annoying when I thought about it. Aunt Su's liking was a life-saving grace, so the Su family didn't accept it. The Su family accepted it because the heroine was generous and brought gifts every time she came to the house. Although the article said that she used her own salary, you can guess with your feet. The reason why Dao can spend his salary so freely is because his family's conditions are good, and he uses the confidence brought by his parents to please a godmother who is the best in the family. I don't understand how he can be so cheap, and even Li Xiuyun is blind. Who would like him? He is scarier than the Voldemort Phoenix man. After all, Voldemort Phoenix man wants to kiss her, so what does this mean to the heroine!
It was originally a heart-warming and everyday article, so I followed it until now, and it turned out to be like eating a meal and suddenly seeing shit! I originally thought that the heroine would repay the good old man with kindness, but firstly, her parents are busy at work, so she longs for a lively family atmosphere; secondly, she is rich, so she doesn't care about material things; thirdly, and most importantly, her identity is after all, she is a people's policeman, and being more enthusiastic makes people feel warm! But when it comes to dealing with feelings, it's really unclear. Is there such a thing as being so mean that you don't know what's good? Is Su Xiaomei some kind of best friend? It was just calculated that she was jealous of her, and the relationship faded away in junior high school, and she was not too sad at the time, which shows that she only cared a lot. She hurt the male protagonist for such a person, not to mention whether it was stupid to make herself lose her mind, but it was sad to deal with the male protagonist. It's also inexplicable... I think the literature has always been biased towards girls. There are really not many cases where the male protagonist is so distressed. The key point is that no matter who you feel sorry for in other literature, you can only blame fate. What is this article? Is the female protagonist bullying an honest person? Just because I was greedy for Su Ganma's care, even the little things that made the Su family fall in love with her became annoying when I thought about it. Aunt Su's liking was a life-saving grace, so the Su family didn't accept it. The Su family accepted it because the heroine was generous and brought gifts every time she came to the house. Although the article said that she used her own salary, you can guess with your feet. The reason why Dao can spend his salary so freely is because his family's conditions are good, and he uses the confidence brought by his parents to please a godmother who is the best in the family. I don't understand how he can be so cheap, and even Li Xiuyun is blind. Who would like him? He is scarier than the Voldemort Phoenix man. After all, Voldemort Phoenix man wants to kiss her, so what does this mean to the heroine!
I read it all in one go, okay~(^з^)-☆