A Tea Master in the Ming Dynasty

I suspect it might be the same author; I feel it's not as good as the slice-of-life stories set in ancient rural areas.

What the author writes best is the daily life of ancient farmers.

Coming from the daily life of ancient farming families, I really doubt if it's the same author. The female lead is sometimes a saint, sometimes indifferent; overall, she's pretentious and selfish. This selfishness manifests in… condemning others for being cold-hearted, ruthless, and unreasonable. To put it bluntly, her attraction to the male lead and supporting characters is merely a victory of modern ideals, a victory of human evolution, and has nothing to do with her.

It's so pathetic to let past experiences torment your present self and those who love you.

I enjoyed the author's depiction of the mundane daily life in a rural household, and the heroine's intelligence and resilient attitude towards survival.

The male lead actually did a lot for the female lead, but she didn't even give him the most basic trust. She loved herself more, and sometimes I think she's quite pathetic.

I think the female lead is too selfless to open her heart to someone she's just met, especially considering they're both time travelers. Her attitude is excessive.

The female lead is too selfish, or more accurately, she loves herself more.

The tea is just right (^o^)/