The Qing Dynasty's Down-to-Earth Man

The female lead isn't particularly attractive, nor is she particularly talented or a brilliant strategist. She's only good at math and knows a little about river management. However, she tends to hide her abilities. Please don't write a story where everyone loves the female lead; that's really off-putting. I hope the story is more realistic.

If it weren't for a "clear" background, my grades might be much better. Purge without rebellion, chrysanthemums will bloom all over the mountain (set of electric drill)

It's beautiful, but I also feel a pang of regret. The Qi Li who used to repeatedly recite the formulas and blueprints she had learned has gradually become the well-behaved Qi Su Niang. But I understand; that's just how the world is.

What's so interesting about traveling through time to the Qing Dynasty and not rebelling? You'll just get criticized.

The official versions are all missing chapters and details, it's outrageous.

The writing is quite good; the part before the male and female leads get married is very exciting, and I read almost every word of it. But the story became increasingly boring after the marriage scenes, especially the awful second male lead and his bunch of wives and concubines, who had far too much screen time.

This book... It's really hard to describe. It's tasteless, yet too good to throw away? The beginning was somewhat frustrating, but the later parts became unbearably frustrating, leaving only helplessness and despair! It's overflowing with negative energy, making you feel like life is utterly meaningless, and everyone should just die!

It's truly a portrait of a group of people; it reveals the power struggles and intrigues behind the protagonists in the Qing Dynasty. You have to watch it many times to fully grasp its essence.

This is an article from many years ago, but I suddenly remembered it and came back to reread it. It's still very engaging. A good book is a good book.

This is the best Qing Dynasty time-travel novel I've ever read. It truly depicts that era. Lianxiang's death is truly heartbreaking.