What? She Can Travel Through Time!

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