Yun Piaoyao

In the opening chapter, the heroine reveals that she doesn't like modernity, but only likes the peaceful ancient times (very speechless. The modern heroine doesn't like to compete for money, so she is withdrawn and feels that ancient times are better. So if you don't get married in modern times, who will tell you, but in ancient times, you will spend your whole life in one place, and you have to get married at the age of a junior high school student. The heroine also feels curious after hearing about cultivating immortals, but she will not go to seek it out, so why live just to settle down in ancient times?)

I've only read chapter 40 and I don't want to read anymore. I think the author's writing is good, but he talks too much and it's not really nonsense. It's only now that I've read it. The plot is dragging, and one paragraph only has two to three hundred words.

Are you sure he came here through clothing and not from the local area?