[Quick Transmigration] Counting the Great

I've come up with a plot, but I'm afraid of being criticized for being drastic. Emperor Wu of Han, feeling sorry for the female lead who is alone and without anyone to care for her, introduces Huo Qubing to her. He says, "You two died around the same age. Huo Qubing was always worrying about the Xiongnu and never married. Isn't this perfect?" Then the female lead has one husband and one wife.

When superiors have a certain preference, subordinates will follow suit to an extreme.

I haven't read Jinjiang for a long time. I'll use all my remaining points to support the author. I heard the author is retiring from writing, so I rushed over to support them. I still don't like to comment much because my language skills are not very good. The author's writing has always been great. I like every story and have reread them several times.

The female protagonist felt she could do whatever she wanted in her dream, so she fabricated a group of passersby and had sex with Liang in the street, deliberately challenging his moral boundaries. Liang was extremely embarrassed and begged her to stop, and then they had sex in front of everyone.

[Purple Sugar] kswl, I first read your work on Lofter (a Chinese online literature platform) while reading JX3 (another Chinese online literature platform). I really loved your writing style back then, and it even made me, someone who never plays online games, fall in love with many of the characters in JX3.

Liangliang is really easy to coax; a little coaxing and he'll live a few more years and accomplish a few more things.

The teacher isn't writing anymore?! Waaaaah, teacher, what will I do without you...? I subscribed to almost every single one of your books! I love you as much as Liangliang loves Yunyao! Teacher, your writing is truly exceptional, and you've shown remarkable improvement with each book over the years. I hope you'll be happy in your future life!

I'm not very good at talking, but I really enjoyed reading this book by the author. It was also very inspiring. When I try to look at men in real life with the same mindset as the female lead, like looking at a trinket, they are less likely to anger me and only make me laugh.

The author puts a lot of effort into character development, revealing the complexities of each individual. For example, Xun Yu's suicide, Zhang Liang's hypocrisy, and even the opening chapters about Zheng He are movingly written. The suspense and tension between the various couples are particularly captivating and enjoyable!

This is the best cook in our village. No disrespectful language, and the writing is superb! 😆 This female-centric perspective is just so satisfying.