The Phoenix Sings in Song
凤鸣宋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 759k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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The beginning was bad; the female lead was an exhibitionist. With so many eunuchs and maids in the palace, she could have just knocked one out, but she insisted on stealing and still couldn't. Besides, the Forbidden City wasn't that big, and the Southern Song Dynasty palace probably couldn't compare. She couldn't steal anything in two nights—she's practically useless. However, the author's exceptional female immortal character was very good.
Why do I have to pay to watch things I've seen before again?
A maidservant can share a bed with her mistress and even call her "sister"? Breaking the rules like this, I really don't know how anyone can continue reading such a weak time-travel story.
Why is the article broken into sections two, four, and six?
You say the female lead is an exhibitionist, I don't know what the author was thinking. But I disagree with the claim that it would take days to steal clothes. First, clothes were valuable items in that era, and there were strict restrictions on how many sets of clothes a person had and when to wear them.
Why is the article fragmented, with sections 2, 4, and 6...?