How does a lonely shut-in who can travel freely between two time periods keep getting hurt and healed? And how will she choose between her modern first love and her ancient lover?
Why would an ancient prince order the rescue of an ordinary palace maid? Was it a sudden act of kindness, or is there more to it?
Why would a scheming handsome man abandon modern life and transmigrate to another world? Is he searching for his beloved, or does he have some other purpose?
This story follows Zhuang Zhou Meng, a woman who can travel freely between the ancient and modern worlds. In the past, she goes from being an observer to a participant. Through her eyes, we see the rise and fall of a dynasty, as well as the life-and-death choices, love, hatred, and entanglements of ordinary people caught up in the currents of their time.
The title comes from Zhuangzi's
I hope the author will not abandon the trap——T T
Tu Yuanmm, your storyline is really good. It's been a long time since you updated your article. Could it be that... But I think you have put so much effort into revising your article before, so you shouldn't give up on it so easily. Too busy studying?
I don't know why, but I always feel that the way the two men get along with the heroine is a bit strange... Is it my imagination? Ahem... Just digressing from the topic. I always feel weirdly... The people inside are all modern people, right? That Qiu Chan... Is really capable. He just told the heroine about such a major matter of beheading, foreshadowing? After the first four chapters, there are too many contradictions. Indeed, the author's part about ancient times is indeed full of ancient charm, but those people did not give me the feeling of ancient people. In Chapter 6, there was a rumor about matching shirts that made me fuss. To popularize common sense, there are regulations for concubines in ancient times to wear what kind of clothes according to their rank. In other words, the concubines all wear uniforms to work. They can only have some differences in the details of accessories such as handkerchiefs, purses, and flower rings. Concubines of the same rank must wear matching clothes. Of course, it is impossible for concubines of different ranks to wear matching clothes... Don't think that you can wear colorful flowers like the concubines in the palace battle dramas on TV... If you don't pay attention to these things, then what's the point of those women with different ranks? After reading these chapters, I feel that the author probably does not know much about the palace or what the feudal monarchy is all about. [Although I don't know much about it, I just read some related common sense posts. Has a quite modern sense in the handling of events and interpersonal relationships. The author's writing has a bit of a Red Mansion accent. He must have read Red Mansions many times, right? [Pure speculation] But ancient ethical principles are not reflected in many places. About those little masters dancing and performing in front of the emperor... Frivolous! Or in front of many relatives of the emperor, in front of the adult princes and kings... Wow, such a generous emperor, his women can be seen by other men... Is the author kidding? If the emperor has his own decision-making power, such a woman can enter the palace and become a lower-level concubine. If she is particularly favored, she can be granted the title of head of a palace at most, but it is absolutely impossible to be granted the title of queen. First of all, the queen mother cannot agree. Those high-status ladies are not dancers. You have to know how low the status of dancers was in the past. It is an insult to ask noble ladies to dance and perform in public. It is okay to play the flute and play the piano, which is a stable talent. To be blunt, the noble girl in this article would have been thought of as a thin horse from Yangzhou. In addition, if we take a closer look at the daughters of powerful officials in history, in addition to entering the palace and becoming queens, they are actually not interested in being concubines. This is concubine [the draft in the Qing Dynasty is not counted]. It is better to keep the daughter and marry her to other aristocratic families to become the matron. Feudal ethics are not just words. The heroine's master said what status is not status... I really can't help it. The education those feudal nobles received from childhood is: the master is the master and the slave is the slave. Status cannot be messed up. At most, she should let go of her status when she is showing favor to one or two confidants. Referring to Tanchun, who is also a concubine, even if her temper is not taken into account, her master style is not weak at all. In A Dream of Red Mansions, Baochai still maintains his status as a master in treating the servants and wives, while Daiyu also puts on an air of humility towards the servants and women. If she had not acted like a master, she would have been bullied as an orphan. In the entire Dream of Red Mansions, the only one who really doesn't care about status is Baoyu, and he only targets girls with spiritual energy. Chapter 8: The heroine lifted her trousers in front of a man... I didn't say anything, but the man's expression didn't change. If the author says this is just fiction... Look to the sky. As for that Qiu Chan and the prince said to the heroine Shenma... Is that the Mary Sue halo? Qiu Chan, you are a bitch, you told the heroine a lot of things not just to take advantage of the heroine, but you were caught for doing bad things. In fact, you are just a natural idiot... Hostess, did you really stay in ancient times for three years? Is it really okay to speak so boldly to someone who can kill you decisively? The textual research party has become a textual criticism party... Ahem, this article is just covering up a specious ancient veneer and telling the truth in modern fiction. If you are not careful, the creativity and writing style of this article are still very good. However, if you have enough common sense, it will be full of loopholes at a glance. It is not a fast-paced novel that is easy to read in the first place. It makes people want to read it quickly and ignore the loopholes. I used to enjoy reading this kind of literature when I was a lolita, but now I have no love for it. [Turns head]... No wonder the author writes a fantasy. In addition to not having to study the historical details in detail, he can also arrange these trendy plots. This is really a dynasty with unclear classes. I said that I am a textual research party, a textual research party, and the ancient mythology will not be completely trendy... This article will always refer to the ancient times to set the mythology, right? The general rules are pretty much the same [for example, the noble girl was dancing and performing awkwardly]. If not, then... I won't say anything more... Look at the sky. Piece: I remember that Bishui had a textual research post about ancient details. If you want to know where the loopholes are in this theory... Please look for it in the essence post. It's not about details, but about the perception of a feudal monarchy.
Ah, Little Tutu is on the frequency division monthly list, congratulations Also, there is a little Chongchong here: "Why do you have to go back and cause such a big commotion!" ——It means going back after "doing" something. Well, come on, Tutu~~
Well... Come on... I wrote some comments, o o If you want me to send them downstairs, it's better to check them upstairs XD
Mouth! Abandoned Zhou Yang~I want the prince, grit my teeth.
Rabbit love??? My sister is also called this. I just saw it, so I was excited -0- Oh, this is the third chapter and it feels a bit flat. The plot felt a bit dry, and I didn't know what I wanted to do. Well, it takes some brains. Spend some ink~ Come on·~Spread the flowers and spin·
"His body has not yet reached the bottom" to - down
- -I actually forgot to bring my anklet... He's even more forgetful than me.
+_+This Beiyan suddenly appeared like this, and was not discovered by anyone from Daqi along the way?