Hey, Prince, You're My Husband Now

I have no use for the tickets, so I'll just give them all to the author from now on. 🙃

I'm here to support the author! Keep up the good work, author!

When writing about a female protagonist who travels directly through time, there's no need to write so much about what happened before she travels. The goal is to quickly get into the plot, use the character settings to drive the story forward, and use the plot to flesh out the character settings. Explain the characters' backgrounds in the story, and leave the unused parts for later. You can refer to Xiaoyu Daxin's "The Crippled King's Unparalleled Favor" and "The Reborn Farm Girl's Good Farming" by Lin Dongyi.

Since you're writing a time-travel story, here's some advice: don't start with the time travel itself, but don't drag it out either. You could use a flashback technique, where you start by describing the place you've already traveled to, and then insert the place before the time travel into the middle. This will grab the reader's attention more. The writing is good, and the layout is also quite good, but the plot is a bit dragging. These are just my small suggestions, and I hope the author will accept them! (Please visit my page)

If my story finishes smoothly, I'll let the female lead of my next book be the screenwriter.

I love this genre, keep up the good work! ⸜₍๑•⌔•๑ ₎⸝

The book is great! Sending you a little heart!

If you make your first purchase, I'll give you two tickets as a gift—let's support each other!

Keep it up! Great writing!

Keep it up! I also revised it 10 times, haha, I wrote it before the New Year. It wasn't easy for anyone.