A Comprehensive Guide to Life in the Ming Dynasty

It looked good at first, but it suddenly collapsed when she was kidnapped... First of all, the heroine was cautious at first, but suddenly she carelessly took her brother and two children out, and was kidnapped... I was speechless. Secondly, it is assumed that the heroine is about to get married and is already an adult. After being kidnapped, she mumbles to herself and comforts herself for a long time without thinking about saving herself. In the meantime, she still thinks that the person who kidnapped her is not bad? Stockholm Syndrome? I'm really speechless... There is a sentence in it that makes me heartbroken. It seems to say that she is just a child, why does she have to think so much? Doesn't she have an adult mind? …

Why is this book so unpopular? It's so well written! Qidian is one of the few well-written books with careful research, logic and background. It pays special attention to details. Everything about dialects, diet, etc. Is unfounded. Those inexplicable scolds in the comment area, do they all think that they are modern people who can fight ten of them by traveling through time? Don't think this book is bad just because the protagonist has a difficult journey. Damn it, how can life not be difficult? The author's writing is so close to reality that I can't stand it? Everyone is spoiled by Shuangwen!

The heroine actually said that you were too cruel to the trafficker who kidnapped her. Yes, you not only failed to stay by his side to save him, but you also had no conscience and did not sell yourself to the trafficker for money. It is really morally corrupt! The author's brain circuit is so strange!

This book is well written and a lot of effort was put into it, but why didn't the author continue? The author's next book has been abandoned, and the sequel to this one may never be available, which is a pity.

How can you survive if you are so stupid?

I read a few chapters first, the writing style is very ancient

This book is very good, just like the picture "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", the market life of the Ming Dynasty slowly unfolds in front of you.

Many old authors who wrote well no longer write, and few of the new books are readable.

It has been so many years since I was amazed by this book twelve years ago. Qidian is the only book that I read the pirated version and then came back to buy the full version. It's a pity that the author stopped writing. I thought about it today and looked it over again. Looking forward to the author's return.

I've read your article, and the others seem to be in vain. I really like it, I think it's very interesting.