The First Female Novelist in the Ming Dynasty

Sooner or later, they will get married, and be careful of the meritorious deeds that will lead to the annihilation of the clan 🙂

When the protagonist writes a novel, can he concentrate on finishing one and then writing the next? Now that I am over 40, I still write a little bit about this, a little bit about that, and then a new one and a little bit more, but I can't finish each one.

Since you are writing a novel about time travel, how can you not include personal information? If you write something about scientific experiments, you will always have time to verify it. Once you find that it works, you will be more interested in research. In this way, you will gradually change your official thinking.

It would have been miserable for a woman to not have sex in the feudal era. Why do you think women had such little status in the capitalist era and the republican era?

In fact, compared to the narrowness of ancient literature, I regret the limitations of music more. It would be great if the rich and diverse modern music styles could be reproduced in ancient times.

Let's write about Warhammer, and write more plots about celebrating birthdays 😏

I began to wonder what modern people would think when they read the things she wrote in the 21st century when Xu Miaoyin's grave was dug out.

The heroine's previous image was too dusty, so the author might as well consider this one.

Although it is a female protagonist, it is a male channel. Fairy product, recommended.

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Well written, time travel, magic modification, interesting

I originally read this book for leisure, but I didn't expect it to be so much fun 🤭

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Write about a descendant of Wudang in another world, an old antique novel

It seems that foot binding existed in the Ming Dynasty, right? Just not as extreme as Qing

Brothers, what do you think of this picture? Like?

The heroine is the kind of person who crushes the younger brother's head with one hand and suppresses her younger brother. She doesn't have an embarrassing appearance. Liangcao is worth watching, but it's just a little too much evidence and preaching.

Damn, I thought it said Ming Dynasty Killed Manchu Qing Dynasty. It really said Xu Miaoyin.

When was The Romance of the Three Kingdoms written? A Dream of Red Mansions seems to have been written by the Qing Dynasty.

I can quite accept it, as long as you don't write emotional dramas, just be a ruthless fertility machine or directly a stepmother, and quickly remove the NPC male protagonist. Anyway, the main thing to watch is not the protagonist's personal emotional drama.