There are more articles focusing on ancient history, but there are also modern ones, as well as those with special ability backgrounds such as martial arts and immortality. It is recommended.
In the Northern Song Dynasty, the overall atmosphere is relaxed, and both the male protagonist and the female protagonist have traveled through time and space.
In addition, the male protagonist is a social terrorist. He is so e-like that it makes me sigh.
I read this book relatively early. The male protagonist is the youngest brother born after His Majesty Li Er ascended the throne. I remember he is Prince Teng?
The male protagonist is not a time traveler. Some children's ideas are very cute and systematic, similar to that of a library in the future. You can exchange things for completing certain tasks, but the male protagonist is too young at the beginning, and the traditional inducements are useless. Hahahaha, he will not complete the tasks.
I think it's very interesting. I've read it several times. I think the author's world and system of cultivating immortals are very good. It's not a simple and crude upgrade. It convinces me. It's very real.
But first it's very long
Secondly, the author sets up a mad demon, and the content is mainly about daily life, not the kind of passionate immortal fighting.
In addition, because it is very long, the protagonist's growth and development changes quite a lot, so you may not like some parts of him in the early stage, but it is really interesting later on. I really haven't found another book on this type of cultivating immortality. If there is one, please tell me and thank you!
This is a great book. It's a stand-alone bl, and it's a good choice for both attack and defense. A meteor shower caused several people, including Shou, to travel to the ancient times of their own world. However, I remember that the time points of everyone's travels seemed to be different. Then Gong's mother also traveled through time and was a police officer. The story line of her mother was also very good.
Martial arts, mainly Gu Hewen's random stew, the heroine Feng Siniang, and the CP Wang Lianhua.
The female protagonist has a few extra memories of people who have traveled through time in her mind at the beginning, but they are very confusing, so she is quite evil. In the original work, the male protagonist is also quite evil? The type is fun to get along with.
It's also interesting to watch the heroine mix and match memories in her head with reality.
Similar to modern times, the historical background is placed here, so the story cannot avoid being heavy. So it's really great to have a super-sense setting. We all know each other very early, so we can trust each other wholeheartedly, and we can support each other going forward.
However, the if line is also very good. They met later and their respective experiences were more bumpy. The if line develops with trust and vigilance and calculation.
PS: I think the two love lines of the male protagonist are both delicious. But if you can't accept it, don't read it.
The male protagonist traveled through time. At first he didn't feel like he was Tang Monk. He wanted to break up all the time on the way to learn the scriptures. Hahaha. It can be regarded as a re-interpretation of Journey to the West. In the end, he traveled back through time. It was quite interesting overall.