What? She Can Travel Through Time!

It's super good-looking, the plot has no bugs, it's smooth and refreshing, it's a separate story about the genealogy of the Tang Dynasty, and he becomes a disciple of a famous doctor in modern times. The male protagonist is the icing on the cake, but it would be fine without it. The female protagonist is even weakened because of the emotional drama in the later period. If there is no male protagonist in this book, it can be regarded as a sober female protagonist. After there is a male protagonist, the female protagonist cannot let go of both. It is difficult to choose and she is easily scolded. Both male protagonists are very good, it's really hard to choose.

I'm disappointed and angry that my time was wasted. The goal in the introduction has basically not been achieved. I didn't collect this book to read about romance. Bad review!

The beginning is very good, but I don't like my cousin for some reason. There is no foreshadowing at all. The extra story is about the development of a young girl. .

She doesn't like the adopted child, and the heroine gradually develops into an all-around cool novel, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. I thought it was in the infrastructure category, developing slowly, but then it turned into a speculative, invincible kind of thing, alas.

A modern woman, both modern and ancient are ambiguous. You can still read the first half, but you can abandon the book after you see both sides open. The overall review is not worth reading.

Traveling to the Tang Dynasty was completely treated as a game. There was no real intention to integrate into the local life. I just sold salt if I wanted to. I didn't consider whether it was suitable for me to do whatever I wanted to do. I also thought about getting some guns and gunpowder if there was resistance. I went and adopted a child directly. He was so pampered and pampered. The author's logic is not very reasonable.

When I saw Chapter 563, I was curious about who the heroine was marrying, so I went straight to the back. It turned out that the heroine married and had children for both male protagonists. It feels like people who have difficulty choosing will accept everything they choose.

I really like the first one, but it's a pity that there are two male protagonists. It's too uncomfortable. I don't like two male protagonists. I feel like no one can let go.

Very good in the early stage, average in the later stage

Halfway through the movie, I kept thinking about the male protagonist. One moment, Mr. Lu played more roles in modern times, and the other time, his cousin also played more roles in ancient times. Since I traveled through ancient times, I thought they all got married and had children in ancient times. The male protagonist in ancient times was a good man. There was no female protagonist who died young, so the modern male protagonist didn't need it. But later on, he married the modern male protagonist and became the second male lead in ancient times. As expected, the second male lead cannot take the position. I have to digest it for a while.