A Comprehensive Guide to Life in the Ming Dynasty

Everything seemed fine at first, but things completely fell apart when they got kidnapped... First of all, the female lead was initially portrayed as cautious and meticulous, but then she suddenly went out carefree with her younger brother and two children, only to be kidnapped... Speechless.

Why is this book so unpopular?! It's so well-written! It's one of the few truly well-written books on Qidian, with meticulous research, logic, and background information. The attention to detail is especially remarkable; the dialects, food, and everything else are all based on facts.

The female lead actually said that she was too harsh on the human trafficker who kidnapped her. Yes, not only did you not stay by his side to save him, but you also had no conscience and sold yourself to the trafficker for money. You are truly morally depraved! The author's thought process is so unique!

This book is well-written and shows a lot of effort, but why didn't the author continue? It seems the author abandoned their next book, and we'll probably never see a sequel to this one. It's a real shame.

How can someone so stupid survive?

I read a few chapters; the writing style is very classical Chinese.

This book is excellent; it's like a scroll painting of the Qingming Festival, where everyday life in the city during the Ming Dynasty unfolds before your eyes.

Many well-written veteran authors have stopped writing, and there are very few readable new books these days.

It's been so many years since I was captivated by this book twelve years ago. It's the only book on Qidian that I read a pirated copy of and then went back to buy the full version. It's a pity the author stopped writing. I thought of it today and came back to reread it. I look forward to the author's return.

After reading your work, it feels like I've wasted my time reading everything else. I really love it; I think it's wonderful.