Muyun of the Tang Dynasty

The message on the title page comes from Xue Tao's poem "Farewell to a Friend": "There is frost at night in the water country, and the moon is cold and the mountains are all green. Who said that a thousand miles has passed since this evening, and the distance from dreams is as long as a fortress." This is a Tang poem that I like very much. Xue Tao's poetic style was recognized at the time as delicate yet unrestrained, and was criticized as "feminine". In my novel, the first female lead is a character whose history contains only a few strokes and requires a lot of imagination. The second female lead is fictional, and only the third female lead, Xue Tao, has a life direction that is roughly consistent with historical facts. I admire Xue Tao and hope that my writing can also be "female-free". If I can't do it, then I will only be as long as I am in Mengyao, 😄

The story is very exciting, and several historical events are also explained clearly. But did Li Yi really force the emperor into the palace in history?

So well written, so well written.

If we say that the most concise and clear discussion of the Jingyuan Change and full of useful information is Huang Yongnian's "The "Jingyuan Change""

The book review area is so deserted, can the author hold his nerve?

Who is the protagonist, a historical figure?

Ah? The heroine is not Ah Mei! At first I thought it was Ah Mei, and I was a little disappointed.

A master of writing and a wonderful story. I must recommend it!