Ten Lies in Ancient Fictions
The top ten lies in Gu Yan's novel were as follows: [1. The omnipotent woman: The woman is usually portrayed as an omnipotent existence that can change history.] However, in reality, transmigrators were often ordinary people who could not adapt to unfamiliar environments and often appeared in the difficulties and dangers of ancient society. [2. Beautiful Divine Doctor: Many ancient novels would have beautiful divine doctors, but such people and things did not exist in reality.] The stunning beauties in novels were usually fictional characters, and the divine doctor was just a fictional setting in novels that did not exist in reality. 3. Unforsaken lovers: In many ancient novels, there will be lovers who will never leave, but in reality, this situation rarely happens. Love was a dynamic process that could change at any time. Even if two people were once in love, there might be contradictions and differences. 4. Easy Wealth: Many ancient novels have easy ways to obtain wealth, but such opportunities do not exist in reality. Wealth usually required effort and time to obtain, and it often required a greater risk. [5. A strategist with divine foresight: Many ancient novels would have a strategist with divine foresight, but such people and things did not exist in reality.] The divine schemes in novels were often just fictional settings, while the strategists were just fictional characters in novels that did not exist in reality. 6. One person for a lifetime: In many ancient novels, there would be a setting of one person for a lifetime, but such an opportunity did not exist in reality. Love was a dynamic process that could change at any time. Even if two people were once in love, there might be contradictions and differences. 7 Perfect Ending: Many ancient novels have perfect endings, but such endings do not exist in reality. The perfection in a novel was often just a fictional setting, and the ending was only a part of the novel that did not exist in reality. 8. Unforsaken Family: In many ancient novels, there would be unforsaken families, but such people and things did not exist in reality. Families were usually fictional characters in novels, and never leaving was just a fictional setting in novels that did not exist in reality. 9 Mysterious people who mysteriously disappeared: Many ancient novels would have mysterious people who mysteriously disappeared, but such people and things did not exist in reality. The mysterious disappearance in novels was often just a fictional setting, and the mysterious person was just a fictional character in the novel that did not exist in reality. Unforsaken love: Unforsaken love appears in many ancient novels, but such people and things do not exist in reality. Love was a dynamic process that could change at any time. Even if two people were once in love, there might be contradictions and differences.