Huajin Lane

One is a time traveler, the other a reborn individual, a reliable fifth prince, a future emperor on an allied front, plus a group of well-established merchants! A rare unified imperial strategy, yet they were completely overwhelmed by a swarm of insects! It's truly remarkable!

Perhaps it's a fictional story; the writing is rather sloppy, and the battles are a bit simplistic, but the story itself is not bad.

The novel is wonderful

What I really want to say is that the idea that time travel can prevent problems before they occur is pure nonsense. One variable can change a lot. Maybe in this life, the female lead is killed by a scumbag, but after being reborn, the scumbag becomes the best man and doesn't harm the female lead anymore. Different outcomes of an event inevitably lead to different endings.

Why are modern words mixed in with classical Chinese texts? Like "boss" and "performance"?

Just wondering, is the older brother a time traveler?

Isn't it a bit too early for the eleven-year-old male lead to start having an ambiguous relationship with the female lead?

Speechless. Every time, the male and female leads act like they have nothing to worry about and are confident of victory, but they actually do nothing. The female lead doesn't seem to gain any intelligence either, and she relies entirely on luck to avoid trouble. Afterwards, she tries to find powerful backers to make amends and swears that she'll never let it go next time, only to be proven wrong.

The male lead was so shameless during our first meeting that it was extremely uncomfortable.

Although there are a few minor issues, I still really like it! It's a story of passionate love and hate! It's very enjoyable to watch—and the concept is great too!