I thought about it for a long time before deciding on the multi-channel, but in the end I watched it as Lily. The heroine's side is to support her. She looks female throughout the whole process, and there are a few scenes where she dresses in men's clothing, but at the end she confesses that her gender identity is male... But this sense of struggle is quite meaningful. I think it is suitable for people who accept both gl and bg sexual orientations. Since I have never eaten this type, I quite like this mixed evil feeling... If you accept some spoilers, you can take a look at my long review in the comment area (I wrote 2,500 yuan, wipe your sweat)
The heroine traveled through time and became a roommate. She is currently in her teens. It's a very good-looking daily drama. Although the heroine's family has shortcomings, the overall three-dimensional image is on the heroine's side. The other female characters are also relatively fleshed out, and the description method is such that the author's personal feelings are not used to evaluate their value orientation. It is quite comfortable to watch. The daily trivial records of group portraits are plain but not dull, and they are adapted to daily life but are still interesting.
Second Editor: I haven't caught up on the book until I have reached about 200 chapters. The author often asks for leave.
The potential red flag is that the heroine is indeed married to an old emperor who is more than 40 years older than her, but there is no description of physical contact such as hugging or other intimate behaviors in the article.
This book was jokingly said to be "Trick the Wife into Killing Me". Originally, I would never read this title, but when I saw someone on Zhihu saying that the first half of it was anti-balanced literature, I read it... And then I finished it overnight! Beautiful! Maybe it can be read as a novel that satirizes traditional time travel?
The heroine is a very ambitious one, and she is also very smart. She grew up as a domestic slave and became a powerful queen mother. Although the text says that she is a complete egoist, she clearly has her own universal compassion. Some of the discussions in the article are also very interesting, I like them very much.
The rhythm is very good, and the story is also very good as a refreshing novel. At first, I was surprised that the heroine was so powerful, why she would only be willing to be the queen mother, but the heroine supported the emperor's daughter to ascend to the throne. Anyway, she still loves her daughter very much. The extras are a bit too perfect and idealistic, but what's wrong with that?
