I'm Really Not the Number One in the Wulin

The writing style is superb, and the characters are well-developed. The author captures the beauty of a misty, rainy Jiangnan region, full of ancient charm—a rare gem. The author also put a lot of effort into the background, choosing the Song Dynasty. While I'm not an expert on history, the small detail of the hairstyle shows how much research they did; I admire that dedication (≧▽≦). My only suggestion is that the pacing is a bit slow, but that's not really a flaw; for someone like me, as long as there's something to read, that's enough. (Actually, I'm writing this review because the long review section is so empty; I feel sorry for the author, so I wanted to offer some comfort [covers mouth and chuckles]).

"Reading Anlan's novels brings back so many childhood memories," Grandpa said with a smile, stroking his beard.

It's been updated!

Little An, I summoned you, why didn't you answer? You've been in the palace for over a month, you must forget the glitz and glamour outside. Only then can I bestow upon you the position of Grand Eunuch.

The author's crow flew away in an airplane and never returned.

Offering incense, sweeping tombs, digging graves, archaeology

Did they blow up the corpse, then lie back down?

Tomb sweeping

Anlan entered the palace, and she left peacefully.

It was abandoned; what a great book!