
Transmigrating Across a Thousand Years to Win Your Heart
穿越千年之倾君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 745k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 13y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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A novel I read many years ago
I don't remember when I read it, I just remember that I was very young and there were no smart phones at that time. I used my mother's clamshell phone and used WAP to surf the Internet to read it. I hadn't finished reading it yet, my phone broke, and I couldn't remember the title of the book, so I just let it go. It wasn't until many years later, probably around 2014-15, that I found traces of this book on the Internet, read it from the beginning again, and finally saw the ending. Today, on a whim, I Googled this book again, only to find that I had already come to the starting point, so I came here to write this paragraph. After so many years, I have long forgotten the plot, but every time I think of this book, I feel a little sad; because I ended the novel at a very sad stage, and I have been worried about whether the male and female protagonists will get together. I have been worried for several years. It was not until I found it again and saw the ending that I breathed a sigh of relief. The feelings of so many years have long been imprinted in the depths of my mind and can never be erased; just like I have read novels for so many years, many of which I have no memory of at all now, but I will always remember the name of this book...