The Heavenly Jewel Change

A typical "trash-to-hero" start. The game begins with him accidentally watching the princess bathe, then accidentally grabbing the breast of the empire's most beautiful woman. The plot is too cliché.

Time has passed, and looking back over the past decade, I reread the book. It turns out I'm already in my thirties. I'm grateful for Lao San's book.

Did this author write this? There are so many problematic points in it...

Regardless of what others think, this book was the gateway to my obsession with reading, and I don't regret it. It reminded me of that sweltering afternoon in the classroom that summer, of the friends I used to fight over books with, of our wild chatter, and of that somewhat naive dream. It holds most of my childhood memories, and even when moving was exhausting, I never threw it away. Through every crease and stain, I seem to see a part of myself that I can never find again. It's all good.

To be honest, the first book I ever read was written by you, but now all I want to say is, haha, you did a fantastic job! 👍

This book is pretty good; it's the best one I've ever read by Tang Jia San Shao.

Let me tell you something: our school's chemistry teacher made us study on our own during class time, and then he used the multimedia computer to watch the "Heavenly Beads Transformation" video.

Useless, annulment of engagement—how come this is the same trope as Battle Through the Heavens?

This is a really good thing 🙂

There are only two styles: either incredibly devoted or a promiscuous harem. I still prefer the devoted Tang San.