It's average, some parts are nonsensical, and some parts are well written. The plot line is thin, but there are also some points that I like. The heroine didn't have a heart-to-heart relationship until the end. If the heroine of this kind of time-traveling ancient times easily fell in love with the ancients who had different views, it would be really outrageous. However, she gave birth to many children, and there was no judgment to wait until she was older to have children. She knew that it would be difficult to have children, so she insisted on not having children at the beginning. Once the male protagonist challenged her, she changed her mind and had a child in the same room at the age of 18 in the ancient environment.
More than thirty chapters after becoming the number one scholar are good to watch. The characters I studied and appeared in the previous chapters are not particularly attractive, and sometimes the connection of the paragraphs is very abrupt. It feels like there is a missing paragraph, but the later chapters are more coherent. For the plot of Wenzhao Gong, I copied a few poems without writing any more poems. The latter part is about political battles and the like, and the ending is a bit boring. The climax of the plot of the whole story is to become the number one scholar and recognize that big piece of beauty.