Oh...how can one survive in the time of the past when one is such a pathetic poet.

Just like Heaven is a sweet, endearing romance fiction. I'd thought it was a clean romance which definitely isn't Quinn's writing style. But no. She managed to squeeze in an erotic scene near the very end, albeit too swift and too rushed. It feels like Marcus and Honoria succumed to their primal instincts...out of the blue. They were such tame creatures; I would never have thought they had the guts. This story wasn't wild, hot, erotic or passionate, yet it was a darling, all the same. Humour was aplenty. I grinned and giggled and laughed out loud for the whole length of this book. It's a lovely read on a breezy day with a glass of iced lemon tea on your side and the wind chime clinking on the windows. Just like heaven, don't you think?

I'm reading Duyên Kỳ Ngộ (sort of equivalent to "Fate" or "Destiny"). It's been very good so far. I'm very impressed. I didn't expect much from it since, to me, A Mạch Tòng Quân was a masterpiece, beyond anycomparisons. But it turns out to be rather brilliant and engrossing. The proses and metaphors were poetic, beautiful, fresh and soothing. It's about a girl of the age of 24 in our modern time who, one day, woke up in the body of a 6-year-old girl some time in ancient China. This type of theme has become quite a popular theme in literature and media. I've read and watched quite a few of them. Not all are good, but if it's a success, it will become a great masterpiece.
*giggle* Imagine me leapt through time and went into the past. I would never be able to survive for one day. The main focus back then for women was the art of composing poems, playing antique instruments and doing calligraphy. There's not a poetic bone in my body, nor are the other traits. Unless...I was in the body of a person who was the keeper of books, parchments and scrolls. I don't think I'm very fond of ancient literature. It's...rather dull, actually. I would miss modern writing terribly. And I would sit and read untitl I rot. Hopefully then, I would return to my true body, eh?