Shock! She Can Travel Through Time and Space

Seeing this, Wanwan was convinced that she would keep her promise. In a parallel time and space, the Lord of the Tang Dynasty didn't like his cousin in the palace, so he decided to hunt for treasures and make a fortune to become a rich man. Complementarity and mutual benefit were the top priority.

It's an audiobook. It's a great work. The plot is reasonable and there's no intellectual plot. It's so cool that the heroine dares to love and hate. How can such a good book be rated first-class? !

I came across a Weibo post today, The reason is very clear I read the old saying that the female protagonist has her own career, while the male protagonist is from an aristocratic family, and the male protagonist's family despises the female protagonist, and then the two went through a mixture of sweetness and abuse for most of the book, and finally got together. But in terms of emotional pull between the two, the heroine is better than the heroine. The hero is worried about gains and losses because he cannot feel the love of the heroine. Sometimes he acts coquettishly, sometimes he turns his back on himself, and sometimes he is troubled and sullen. At this time, I should be eating sweets, but I felt creepy because the man promised in silence that he would settle the family affairs for the heroine and never let the heroine suffer any injustice. He coaxed the heroine to marry him quickly to prove that the heroine really loved him. Every time the heroine wavered, I felt extremely nervous, as if I was seeing a person. Walk next to the trap. She's going to fall! She's going to fall! I'm terrified. He naturally longs for marriage, and naturally feels at ease and sweet. This woman finally entered his house. After the sale is over, what else does he have to worry about? But as soon as the red hijab falls off, you will no longer be free. For the female protagonist, getting married is the beginning, but for the male protagonist, it is the end. I never thought that in ancient times, there would really be a lifelong pairing with the male protagonist. It is everyone's fantasy. You just need to think about it, Xiao doesn't have parents, so what will the female protagonist do when she gets married? Honoring your parents and serving them tea and water, is this very suitable for a heroine? There are modern choices for female protagonists, why should we choose ancient ones because Xiao has the charm of male protagonists? The heroine's character was relatively sober at the beginning, and I really couldn't imagine why she would accept an ancient boy? Can't she imagine life after marriage? Can she guarantee her current freedom? I don't necessarily like Lu as the male protagonist, but this is like comparing modern male protagonists with ancient male protagonists, so I can only support modern male protagonists.

I wonder if the sisters have watched the TV series "Qingqing Daily" or the novel "Qingchuan Daily"? The heroine in it traveled through time and became the concubine of the male protagonist. Although the male protagonist loves her very much, a concubine is a concubine, and she cannot go to big banquets. The male protagonist always brings his wife there, and they have to serve tea🍵... I watched the female protagonist go from lively and cute, smiling every day to dignified and elegant. The female protagonist has grown up and lost her original appearance. This "Amazing! She can travel through time and space" novel, it can be seen that the author has researched a lot of information about history, and is more strict in terms of class and rules. In ancient times, although the heroine had a certain status, her family background was not good, and her brains were not as good as those of the ancients (don't think that the ancients were easy to fool, and their minds were as good as lotus pods). Xiao liked the heroine, but his family members wanted him to marry someone with high status. If the heroine is with him, she will most likely accommodate him and endure some grievances, for fear of causing trouble to Xiao. Moreover, the heroine is very capable. Will Xiao's family plot something or investigate secretly? The heroine's comfort zone is in a small ancient village, but the heroine cannot stay there her whole life, otherwise the plot will be too monotonous. In modern times, the heroine and Lu's family members have met, and it is certain that both parties have a good impression of each other. At least the two have similar views. According to the changes in the time and space gate🚪, the heroine keeps traveling back and forth to replenish extinct animals. If the heroine marries Xiao, can she still go back at any time? The heroine must not be used to living a life without modern things. So everyone knows who should be chosen as the male protagonist, right? !

Seeing now, I can only say that Lin Wanwan didn't fully use the golden finger. Lin Wanwan, truth, goodness and beauty. Unfortunately, it really has little to do with the word "strong". Since the current label is strong women and strong women, please go and find out what a real strong woman is. A broad mind, a firm belief, and a long-term vision. Lin Wanwan had some experience, but none of them were qualified. She is just true, kind and beautiful in nature, rather than truly knowledgeable about world affairs. In this case, why doesn't the author consider removing the labels of strong women and strong men. If the ancient sayings about farming were directly tagged, I wouldn't have so many complaints. It is true that Wanwan was so exciting when she started her career, but now she is so annoying. Since we know that one day there will be an opposing imperial power, why can't we prepare for a rainy day? The "take it one step at a time" style really has nothing to do with being a strong woman. One year in Linjiazhuang, a lot of time, it was so comfortable that it almost made me cripple myself! To put it bluntly, Lin Wanwan's feeling of warmth in the Tang Dynasty was actually an escape mentality. She was just escaping from the modern isolation. And what does a person who escapes have to do with a strong woman? Therefore, Wanwan is a nice, innocent, and kind-hearted person, but she is really not a model of modern women. She is really not strong, whether it is passiveness in relationships or aggressiveness in career ambitions. At best, he is an adventurer.

Third, what do the friends and family members of the two male protagonists think of the female protagonist? In fact, I don't need to say this. As long as you read the full text, you can see that Xiao's friends, family, and even servants look down on the female protagonist, and even think that the female protagonist is not worthy of Xiao, especially Xiao's servants. After the female protagonist rescued Xiao, After that, he also despised the heroine. You can read the plot of chapters 40 to 50 in detail. Xiao's father, for details, read chapter 567, and Xiao's friends. He has had a lot of contact with the heroine, and he also knows what the heroine can bring out, which is very special. However, in chapter 527, he still feels that the heroine is not worthy. There is People commented very well, "Power is still power, men are realistic, so why do we ask the heroine to devote herself to love and love? Make wedding clothes for others???", In fact, this is the view of many female protagonists. Some people also commented that a marriage that is not blessed by family and friends will not be happy. This is the case in modern times. What's more, it's still ancient times, an era where monarchy is supreme. It's completely conceivable that the heroine will be made things difficult for her when she gets married. Some things are unavoidable in ancient times. I don't want to go into too much detail. After all, many people have said it in detail, and some people can't come back after being criticized What about Lu's family? Lu's mother likes the heroine very much, and his friends also respect the heroine very much. They don't look down on the heroine in the slightest. Lu's grandma loves Lu the most. She doesn't know how happy she will be when she knows that she has a daughter-in-law. This is the contrast

Will you end up getting together with Lu Shou? I feel that I respect the heroine very much and she is considerate

Personally, I feel that Lu Shouyue is more reliable! He helps the heroine even more without asking for anything in return, and even the heroine doesn't know about it. No matter how much the heroine likes the Tang Dynasty, after more than 20 years of modern education, her world view cannot be the same as that of the ancients of the Tang Dynasty. If she cannot return to modern times, there is no way, but if she can travel back and forth, it is absolutely impossible to completely assimilate. In this case, Xiao's family background and ideas will be a constraint.

Children only do multiple-choice questions. I suggest you do both. They are in different time and space. There is no conflict at all 😜 If a man is faced with such a choice, he will definitely win both without hesitation. Maybe he will have to conquer a few more in the Tang Dynasty. Why should he be a female protagonist with so much ideological baggage? It is too heartbreaking to reject Xiao Chong. This is a novel, can it be handled with a little more art 😢

The two men are both very good, just like the ancient one and the modern one. No one can be wronged by anyone, and both of them can be the people in the heart of the heroine.

After reading part of it, let me know what you think. For this kind of story about picking up a baby at the beginning/transporting between two worlds, I personally prefer to have no male protagonist. Although the description of the Xiao family's legitimate son is very beautiful, the female protagonist is not suitable to be the head wife of a wealthy family, and in ancient times, there were only toilet chips; learn from My brother is just an awkward elementary school kid. His status as a popular star is of no use except getting close to the heroine and causing trouble for her. Pass; Lu is someone who can help the heroine's career. He is also a well-organized and smart person. If there is a male protagonist, I would prefer him.

Wanwan is too careful, she might as well marry Xiao Chong in the Tang Dynasty and Lu Shouyue in the modern era, two handsome brothers

It's quite nice. This subject is difficult to write about. Come on, author.

This is the first time I downloaded a software for a novel. I have also read everyone's comments in the past few days. Let me start by saying that I have already ordered all the books and will give you a reward. After all, those who read the book for free like me have also ordered all the books before commenting. I am also quite embarrassed Suddenly I want to talk about my feelings about reading this novel. When I saw this book for the first time, I felt like a It is a novel that is more of a cool novel. After all, the heroine has a golden finger and has no relatives in modern times. At that time, I wanted to see the heroine show off her skills in the Tang Dynasty and be worshiped by others. The previous article is as I thought. The heroine relied on her own ability to have everything of her own in Linjia Village. She lived a very cool life, and she also saved Xiao and exchanged benefits for protection. But after the heroine started to get married and get an official position, I felt a little bit different. There were always people who didn't know how high the heaven and earth were and were eyeing my heroine. They despised my heroine and proposed marriage to my heroine at the same time. How should I put it, it was very uncomfortable, and I still felt sorry for my heroine. This feeling has become more serious after reading the latest chapters these days. My daughter has provided so many things for the development of the Tang Dynasty. I don't know much about history, and I don't like history very much. I don't know why an emperor thinks that letting the heroine become a female doctor is a gift. Didn't the heroine not give enough things? But it made me realize that my daughter really has a relatively innocent personality, and she is too dangerous in the capital. In fact, after reading some comments from people who viewed it as a non-CP, I feel that the heroine's character is not suitable for being a queen, nor is she suitable for causing trouble. She is only suitable for living well and freely in her own small world, while developing the Tang Dynasty and bringing some rare animals to modern times. Let's talk about the battle between the male protagonists. In fact, I prefer Lu in my heart, because he helped the female protagonist a lot. The female protagonist introduced connections, and the female protagonist finally won those connections. The main reason is that his friends did not look down on the female protagonist. As for Xiao's words, what impressed me the most was that the people around him were so disrespectful to the heroine. Only when the heroine shows her use value can she be treated differently. I think Xiao is quite suitable as a partner. Because it can be seen from their attitude towards slaves that the mistress treats slaves as equal workers, but Xiao is different. Maybe this is the limitation of thinking and the difference in thinking. I also suddenly discovered the value of freedom and equality. Because I didn't know much about classical literature before, I didn't know that it would be so depressing after coming to the capital. The heroine was actually disliked everywhere. I thought it would be more enjoyable.

I haven't watched it for a long time, because I'm not sure about the male protagonist, so I haven't dared to read it. To be honest, I can only accept Lu He and no CP. It's not like I haven't read novels with modern female protagonists and ancient male protagonists, but that's just a fiction. I feel like it's normal to say that it's normal to be a couple for the rest of your life. The author described Xiao very charmingly, but he also researched a lot of knowledge about ancient times. After the author made the ancient times too real, it caused a consequence. I can't believe that Xiao can be a couple for life. Judging from the author's writing style and narrative, as well as the development of the story, I feel that even if the heroine and Xiao are together in the end I think their final result will not be good, but I am the female protagonist, and I can't accept it. The heroine changed for an unworthy man At first I was surprised that the heroine is an unmarried person, but after seeing the later, I was really afraid that the heroine has CP, and her CP may be Xiao, so I have no choice, I can only wait for the end

4. Issues of the Times and Issues of Thought Why do I mention this reason now? Because some people say that they deny Xiao because he is ancient, but that is not true. At least when I hated Xiao from the beginning, it was not because he was an ancient person, because I felt that his purpose was impure from the beginning. It's a matter of the timesIf the heroine marries an ancient person, you can actually imagine what she will do. Even if you can't imagine it, as long as you read chapters 560 to 600 carefully, you will feel extremely depressed. Even if the princess marries into the Xiao family, she cannot do whatever she wants. It's just that some people will always avoid talking about it. Don't say that Xiao doesn't have a mother and doesn't need to get up early to say hello, but the fact is that Xiao has a stepmother. As long as the stepmother has not made any mistakes, Xiao will support her stepmother. But in modern times, as long as you have money, you don't need to live with your parents at all. You can marry a wife, take her out to play, do whatever you want. As long as you have money, you almost have all the freedom. What's more, Lu's mother likes the heroine very much, and Lu is the most favored child. She likes children, but she doesn't like marriage, let alone having children. She always feels that giving birth will be very painful, even if it hurts to death, it's not a good thing to have a cut in the stomach." This is the original text. If you want a modern heroine who doesn't like marriage or having children, marry an ancient person and learn the etiquette of ancient times. I can say that it will be more uncomfortable than killing the heroine. What's more, the requirements in ancient times are higher. Which family doesn't want to have more children and more blessings? Giving birth in ancient times was even less safe. However, in modern times, let alone DINK, most people actually only hope to have one or two children. At least in modern times, three children are now rare. There is also the character of the heroine. She is more freedom-loving. She is not a traditional strong woman. It can only be said that she has a golden finger and is a kind-hearted girl. She actually has no scheming. In the ancient era when people could eat people without vomiting blood, she actually couldn't play with the scheming of any ancient woman. She couldn't even play with Xiao. If it weren't for the golden finger, she would have been eaten to death. The golden finger was her biggest way to survive. I once said that if this book chooses Xiao as the male protagonist, the whole book will collapse. I also remember that some people who support no CP have also said this. This is not unfounded, it is a fact. In this case, the preface, name, and introduction must be changed. Otherwise, I can guarantee that many readers who were fooled by the introduction and name will say that it is a copywriting fraud. I have also read similar articles. Because the fourth master of the Qing Dynasty was chosen as the male protagonist, the comment area was full of curses. Why is this? Because the name and introduction of a book determine her audience Why Lu's popularity continues to rise after she decides to choose a male protagonist? The above are all reasons, because at the beginning, no one knew that there was a male protagonist, and many people even thought that there was no CP, but once the male protagonist was decided, everyone would consider everything and then make her inner choice

This is the so-called double standard I just came back and read more than 40 chapters of Yang and also read some chapter reviews. It's quite amazing. From two supporters of the male protagonist fighting for the role of the male protagonist, to now one supporter of the male protagonist looks down on the female protagonist, saying that he thinks Xiao is lucky to be with the female protagonist, and that it would be good to be a partner and confidant. The heroine treats the girls around Lu Shouyue with misunderstandings and jealousy. Lu Shouyue has to explain herself before she is satisfied. But looking back at herself, what is she doing? Did you fall in love with others in ancient times? Romance? To help a man who was previously involved in an affair and engaged? Even worry about the man who has had an affair with him. If she keeps her promise and does this, will she be able to bear it? She just wants to get without giving, and I don't blame so many people for calling her a scumbag. Originally, she helped the heroine choose the best one because she liked the heroine, but she didn't expect her character to be so broken. This is not like what an unmarried person would do, this is like what a scumbag would do. Don't say that Xiao's supporters don't like her now, and I don't like her either. Even so, from Lu Shouyue's point of view, he hopes to be with the heroine, so of course I support it. The author is actually quite powerful. He forced me, who was originally a female protagonist, to like a male supporting character , and even gave Lu Shouyue a few more supporters. In fact, I really like to see what will happen to Lu Shouyue after she doesn't like her and gives all her love to others. Without Lu Shouyue's support, what place does she have? Lu Shouyue was the one who helped her the most from the beginning to the end. Xiao didn't even help her as much as she did to Xiao. Why, do people only know how to regret after losing something?

Since Lu still has a chance, then I must support Lu! Either no CP or all, or land 🤓🤓, buying stocks, I know the rules

Concerning the choice of the male protagonist, let me tell you my opinion Since so many people still make comments like this after choosing the male protagonist, which does not respect the male protagonist or the female protagonist at all, then I will analyze from beginning to end why Lu will win in the end, and it is an inevitable fact that Lu wins. Actually, I didn't want to say it so clearly at the beginning. I think you have to be lenient and lenient. After all, Lu is already the male protagonist, so there is no need to go too far, but there are always people who go further than me, and they simply push the envelope. So let me make it clear. I originally wrote a long article, but it never got published. I still don't know why, so I posted it in several paragraphs. The following is the full text analysis. I don't want to bring any subjective thoughts. I will simply analyze why there are more people supporting Lu, and why Xiao's popularity is higher at the beginning, but after the male protagonist is chosen, he will change so much. The big reason is that I don't remember some of the plots very clearly, so I can only describe them roughly, which will be longer First, let's talk about the name and introduction of the work This is also the biggest reason, because the name and introduction of the work determine the audience of the book. The name of the book was changed from "I Have a Family in the Tang Dynasty" to "Surprise!" "I can travel through time and space", then there is a subconscious expression that the heroine may not only work in the Tang Dynasty infrastructure. The audience who clicked in felt that this book was biased towards women. Judging from the name, the plot they imagined was that the heroine can travel through any time and space, and then resell and eventually become very powerful. This will A big impact is that most people who click in are female protagonists. Even if they can accept the male protagonist, they cannot accept an ancient male protagonist. They will feel that the female protagonist will be held back, and the ancient male protagonist's purpose from the beginning is not pure (this purpose is not pure, I will talk about it in the next article, don't say that I have wronged him casually). In addition, in the introduction, there is no mention of palace fighting or house fighting. It is mainly about the tribe and the little bean buns raised by the heroine. If the heroine marries into a high-ranking noble family, it will deviate from the name of the work and the theme of the introduction. However, choosing Lu will not have such a problem, because Lu's family loves Lu very much and respects all his choices.

Just enjoy your blessings. Doing this and that all day long. I don't know that things can easily get into trouble if you mess around.

The ideological gap between ancient people and modern people is too big. Unless she stays in ancient times forever and decides not to return to modern life, who would want to stay in ancient times! If she really can't, let the God of Space give her a clone. Otherwise, the remaining people will be too pitiful!

Of the three male supporting actors currently appearing, star Xiao Junning is the least worthy of the female protagonist. Don't be awkward, he is like a child. Who is not a little princess? Do I still have to coax you every day? The beautiful cousin's family is so awesome that if the heroine gets married, first of all, it will be difficult for her to get married, and secondly, she will definitely be a mess after marriage. Falling in love is fine, but getting married is fine. After a comprehensive evaluation, Teacher Lu is the most suitable husband.

I can't accept that Lu is the reincarnation of Xiao 😳. If he is the reincarnation, why did he try to steal the male lead in the first place? That is meaningless. After all, I hate Xiao so much. If Lu is the reincarnation, I might as well participate in it from the beginning and not grab it.

Dear book friends, you don't have to vote if you don't like it. The male protagonist will basically not change based on the progress of the plot. Thank you for your support.

Supporting the past and present life is originally a notebook of past and present lives. I hope the author will not change his original intention, and the objections of a few people will not affect the outline. I think your manuscript fee depends on the silent majority.

The extra is a campus story set in a parallel time and space. It gives Xiao Chong a perfect ending. He and Lin Wanwan, who had no friends as a child in the parallel time and space, warm each other. It also provides a conclusion to Yi Nanping, which is particularly good.

In terms of charm and attractiveness, my cousin should win, no matter whether it is his status as a young master from an aristocratic family, his display of the Six Arts of a Gentleman, or even his ancient buff! Cousin Xiao is simply a walking luminary! Teacher Lu is a modern low-key rich man, and his external performance is that he has a strong background. But his attitude towards the heroine is obviously more infatuated and shameless. When the heroine is in trouble, Teacher Lu is everywhere! But the prerequisite for the two of them to get to know the heroine further is that the heroine either shows extraordinary abilities or has money and secrets! During the mutual exploration, he was struck by the beauty of the heroine again... Compared to the mutually beneficial relationship with Xiao and the shock and curiosity that the power of thousands of years of cultural knowledge brought to Xiao, Teacher Lu watched the heroine with curiosity and doting in the later period, and always cleaned up to protect the heroine and her secrets!

There are always people slandering Xiao Chong. I really accept it. If you like yours, who cares who others love? Who is leaving the message? To say that Xiao Chong took full advantage of Lin Wanwan is simply naive and naive. Since you don't understand and still go on to slander Xiao, let me explain it to you. The heroine first entered the Tang Dynasty and brought high-yield food. It should be noted here that it is not only the ancient times, but also the modern times. They are all the political achievements of the local leaders! In the Tang Dynasty, this kind of top leader could even just swallow political achievements without giving you any benefits, but Xiao gave the heroine the identity of the Le'an Township Lord. This identity represents a leap in class and is not just ordinary money. Then the heroine got a boat back from Qiongzhou, which contained a lot of contraband and a group of beggars. She violated the laws of the Tang Dynasty here. As the local leader, Xiao Chong was in charge of the port affairs and only gave her a fine to help her solve future problems. Do you think this is taking advantage? There is also salt. The salt in the early Tang Dynasty was basically private salt. In the hands of aristocratic families, the heroine's single-handed time travel would be dead within minutes if she dared to take it out. She gave it to Xiao, and she knew it was to tie up Xiao, because she needed Xiao's protective umbrella! How did Xiao Chong do it? He used the power of the Xiao family to withstand the main attack, and brought the local power, the court, and the heroine together to form a community of interests. Besides, the heroine attracted thieves because of her high profile. Xiao Chong noticed the clue at a glance, but he didn't say anything. Instead, he killed the local snake that attacked the heroine, killing the chicken to scare the monkeys. After that, no one in the local area dared to attack Linjiazhuang. We will talk about other things next time. Those who hope to slander him should stop in moderation.

Congratulations on the audiobook version! I listened to it, Lin Wanwan and Xiao Chong's works are very good, I support them, and I've ordered them all!

Take the two handsome guys together?