Pastoral Space: Alluring Daughter Linglong

The heroine Xie Linglong: In her previous life, she managed the CEO of more than a dozen large-scale high-end clubs and resorts in the north and south of the Yangtze River. She died young due to cancer and time-traveled to the three-year-old granddaughter of the ancient grandfather He family. As the beautiful girl of Huguo Temple, she does everything for the benefit of the monks. The male protagonist Izumi: He was born as a prince, but because of the royal ancestral teachings, the other boy of the twins was abandoned at an early age and grew up in a temple. He studied medicine and martial arts and became another invisible force of the imperial court. He received the help of the beautiful girl Linglong who provided a large amount of money, food and spirit beasts to fight on the front lines and quell the chaos in the court. From then on, he became more powerful and became famous in one fell swoop. The emperor named him a marquis. She met, got to know, and fell in love with him, helped him realize each of his wishes, and shared the joys and sorrows together. She patiently taught the young people of the He family and gave them advice with the mentality of an old aunt. From then on, she made great achievements. A good book worth recommending, the author's writing skills are very powerful... (Because there are many characters and in-laws from each family, you can challenge yourself to see how many names you can remember)

The author's writing is good, there are too many characters, it's very powerful. The last chapter feels so long that I can't even finish it. But to be honest, I like to see the crowds at the front and the back.

This book is so good that I couldn't bear to finish it so quickly. It would be great if there were more chapters, maybe some extras.

Very beautiful. The hard work of a family that used space to rise from poverty to wealth.

So pretty! The heroine travels through time and is reborn as a baby with room for upgrades. In the name of Guanyin Bodhisattva, space spiritual objects were used to assist farmers and armies in ancient dynasties, provide water conservancy projects, etc., And with the help of relatives and friends, they helped the emperor create a prosperous dynasty! The articles are all based on family units, with many characters and complex relationships, but they are written clearly! The male and female protagonists, the golden boy and the beautiful girl, are very loving, the husband and wife are harmonious, the family is full of children and grandchildren, and they have a happy marriage for a hundred years!

This is the most comfortable novel I have ever read🙈🙈

Everything is given by Bodhisattvas, treating the ancients as if they were fools

Not bad, the sentences are fluent

I don't know how I read more than 300 chapters. This is a fantasy novel. It's exaggerated, too exaggerated. Especially the description of the Bodhisattva's birthday is hundreds of thousands and tens of thousands of people. The heroine can easily earn millions and tens of millions of silver. There are so many characters that I haven't even figured out half of them. I only remember the main ones. The heroine is a god. She is sent here and there by spiritual beasts. Tomatoes cost thirty taels of silver each. A group of children know the relationship between men and women at the age of ten or so. Are ancient children too precocious? My ten-year-old daughter feels like a fool when compared with other people. You can't use your brain when reading this novel. Everyone has their own preferences for carrots and cabbages. I can only say that this is not my cup of tea, because I really can't continue reading it.

The writing is excellent, and the plot is exciting and brilliant. Everyone in the article has a distinct and unique personality. Except for Empress Tang, who is very annoying. She has been doted on since childhood (⑉°з°)-♡ She has no ability to fight in the palace, but she insists on marrying her cousin as a concubine. I felt so wronged😣, I felt like the miserable heroine, Gu Ying felt so sorry for herself. She didn't pay much for her son →_→ but she acted like a mother-in-law, sticking to her to take advantage of her and asking for this or that. The most hateful thing is that when one of the twin sons was to be sent away, he kept the healthy King Fei without hesitation and threw away the thin son. Isn't this asking the thin son to die? Ordinary parents, if they want their two sons to live as long as possible, would choose to keep the thin one, right? If they keep a healthy son, they don't raise him well, so they just pamper him blindly. In order to fight for the throne, they have a bunch of women in their son's backyard. As a result, the women joined forces and almost killed the eldest grandson and granddaughter. To put it bluntly, she is a short-sighted and brainless woman, but she became a country because her sick and weak son who had been abandoned survived. Ridiculous. She was still a little smug, so she couldn't help but want to complain.