Ten Patterns

It's probably a very old book. The chapters are severely missing, and even the existing chapters often have large sections missing, sometimes up to two-thirds of the original text. The problem is that there was nothing inappropriate about what was eaten.

I still didn't understand the meaning of this story even at the end. Was it supposed to be a surrender to that era? What was the point of time travel then? She struggled for so long and was still just a concubine, able to have children with the male lead despite having no feelings for him. She was only temporarily separated from his family because of the war; it was just escapism, the problems remained. It ended without changing anything. What was the point of writing this story?

It's well-written, with many characters and plot threads, but the narrative is diverse yet coherent; it's a good piece of writing. But unfortunately, it's too much for some people to handle! If it weren't for the overwhelming number of online novels, I probably would have seriously read this story. But people are restless these days and lack the patience to read carefully.