The Bookish Noblewoman

I have read this book many times. I didn't like to write anything before, but after reviewing it, I finally couldn't help but want to say something. Ruo Zhuo is one of the few girls in the time-travel novels I have read that I admire very much (the others are like Chu Yu). Her authenticity is commendable. After reading too many ancient novels, I often want to ask the protagonists who have prospered according to the old rules, what is your true intention? Is the spirit shaped by at least ten years of experience in the halcyon era really so easy to break? Ruo Zhuo knew that she was out of place and she couldn't fit in. I will always remember her telling Huang that she was depressed and possessed by a demon. To be honest, if I were her, I would be possessed too. If someone told me at this time that I could go back to modern times, I would resort to any means. Many people think that she did it on her own later, but I think Ruo Zhuo did a really good job. She is actually not smart. Living one more life is just to make her not as naive as a child. In fact, she is just like any of us ordinary people. She wants to survive, and she is unwilling to rely on someone who "killed her in her previous life". This person has no emotional basis with her and is very ambitious. Some people ask who the male protagonist is, but does it matter? Our souls are free, and so is Ruo Zhuo. Her soul is bound to live in such an era. No one can resonate with her. Even if she really has a harem, she is not free. To quote Chu Yu's feelings after time travel: "What a turbulent disaster." As a reader, I can only be glad that time travel does not exist, and I will live well in the present.

The book is well written at the beginning, but the ending is not very satisfactory. Of course, in ancient times, this kind of result was already very good. The heroine's thoughts are very consistent with modern people's ideas. However, if the already formed outlook on life, values ​​and other concepts are brought to ancient times, and they are still very transparent and rational, it will be very entangled, very painful, and difficult to integrate into. There is a saying that "It's painful to live too soberly, and it's rare to be confused"!

It sounds cool on the surface, but it's actually a tragedy. Thank you to the author for bringing such a normal time travel article.

I really, really like the heroine of this article and the ending of this article! Finally, I found a normal time-travel heroine with an independent personality who can see the traces of struggling in modern society. Amen. Maybe you will bow your head and endure it under different forced circumstances, but it is almost impossible to endure it for a lifetime. How can people who have enjoyed freedom and respect tolerate a lifetime of lack of freedom and being treated as an accessory? On the other hand, is it possible for a man who has grown up to be a man of superiority to women and has a high position of power, or a man who has been an emperor, is it possible for him to be handsome and talented and only stay with one person for the rest of his life, and still feel that he is willing to do so and that it is natural? It's almost impossible! In today's world, when you put beauty, power, wealth, and influence on a man at the same time, how many people can he still maintain a relationship with for the rest of his life? Please tell your conscience. So, I like the character of the heroine in this article, and the logic is absolutely fine. Goldfinger means that she dares to do this without any bad consequences, and she got the help and love of the prince when she was young. The golden fingers are enough, any more would be fake. The author is very sober and restrained. He did not push for the heroine's golden thighs all the way, nor did he insist on the ending of becoming a queen and an emperor for life in order to satisfy the reader's illusory He requirements. Thumbs up

When I reviewed this book, I had just finished reading Qing Chuan Daily. The two female protagonists, Lin Ruozhuo and Li Wei, have different identities, different ages, different environments, different personalities, and different choices, resulting in different endings... I can't help but wonder, if Lin Ruozhuo and Li Wei switched identities, what would they choose? Would Ruozhuo still be so stubborn and strong, and would Li Wei be so easy-going? It is said that in ancient times, it was not easy to pursue a lifelong pair, and marriage also required management. Is it really not easy, or is it because you didn't stick to it like Li Wei did? Character determines destiny. Will persistence really lead to victory? I look forward to it...

The heroine is really at a big loss. By following the Taoist priest, she can practice dual cultivation with four beautiful men who are as beautiful as flowers. It is super cool. But I didn't know at the time that I would have to be tied to a seventh prince who cheated on him every day.

I think the heroine's independent thinking is great! But the action is much more tragic. Since the heroine is so confident and capable of disturbing her husband's original throne, she might as well kill her husband after he takes the throne and support her son to ascend to the throne. She almost becomes the Queen Regent (to change the ancient system that she hates). It is better to have her rights stabilized and cost the little emperor to ascend the throne and become the queen herself. This is exciting and the real winner. Otherwise, you are just messing with the Huang throne, but you are taking advantage of others and making wedding clothes for others. In the end, the ultimate beneficiary is not you, but your husband becomes your husband's brother.

The heroine is actually a modern person who does not dare to hurt others. There is no other way. Who among us modern people dares to say that we can let ourselves tolerate a mistress or be a mistress because of our own situation? Harmful? Not to mention the intrigue! Don't say that allowing polygamy in ancient times can be used as a reason to harm people! Therefore, true time travel means that different thoughts must lead to different behaviors, not just to survive! As long as you don't conspire and harm others, the lowest principle is to keep your heart. I think the heroine is very simple and good, just like me who is free in reality. People who do not travel through time must adhere to the same moral principles that they think are the lowest. That is, on the basis of not harming others, if you have the conditions to keep your heart, you can keep it. If you have no conditions, you can only save your life first and then create conditions to keep your heart ❤️. This book is very good!

It's a very nice book with a novel idea. As a modern person, some things in ancient times are engraved in my bones. Some ancient customs are unacceptable and disgusting. That's for sure. The ending is very good and very realistic.

It's enjoyable and interesting, but it doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Lin Ruozhuo's ability to survive to the end has to be the protagonist's aura. Just read this cool article.