Prince: I Made My Father a God, and it Came True
by Hua Ge 1
About This Novel
The first generation monarch of Jiang State, the pioneer, is dead! Back then, he led fifty people, one bronze sword, three bronze spears, and four black bows and arrows, and struggled to survive among the savages everywhere. Thirty years later, Jiang State has a forest of weapons, a storehouse full of rattan armor, thousands of bows and arrows, countless ritual weapons, and thousands of citizens, but none of the savages dare to invade. To the savages, he is a devil, to the people he is a god. On the day of the burial, the city was completely deserted, and the sky was filled with cries. The citizens stood on both sides, watching the coffin go away. No matter men, women, old or young, their faces were full of sadness, with tears streaming down their face, and they could not stop crying. Countless people were unable to control themselves with grief! No posthumous title can represent his status in the hearts of the people! Therefore, the first generation of monarchs of Jiang State led the way, opened up the country, founded the country, and wrote books. No posthumous title, but canonized as a god! But no one could have imagined that this god would come true! ... Reference for readers: National Culture\u002F National Culture\u002F Farming\u002F Group Portraits\u002F Family\u002F History\u002F Shinto Literature The author's current writing goals are: 1. Focus on characters, and strive to give characters at each stage their most ideal way to live and die! 2. With the story as the center, at each development stage, a hidden story will be written to connect the entire development!
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What kind of life do you want to live?
The main direction of this work: "The Warring States Period on the land of China was adapted from seven countries to a war between seven god systems. In the end, many god systems and countries merged into the war to form a large dynasty and a country that coexists with heaven!" This work's view of life and death: "Life is a practice. Only if you don't regret wasting your years can you be successful! Only if you walk your own path can you have no regrets!" In order to fit in with Shuangwen, it is also set that only after a perfect life can one develop magical powers. Only when one is perfect will they not dissipate after death. The purpose is actually to add a shackles to myself, allowing me to write about every character in the novel and try my best to live it out. They believe that in a beautiful life, of course, regrets must exist. This is more similar to Confucianism and Taoism, but it is different. This involves the world view behind it, so it is better to keep it a little mysterious for now. The protagonist is such a person: in his previous life, he was a village official, who built the village from poverty to prosperity, and turned Jiang State from a precarious situation to a small regional power. He had no regrets after that, so his life was perfect and he had divine power. In Jiang Wenli's article, I actually want to embody this thing. I am a new writer. From the perspective of the above, everyone can see that my writing is not strong, but as I write, I also get into the state. Everything starts to be coherent. Sometimes I am so happy that I want to jump, so everyone can rest assured that this book will be finished and there will be no pitfalls!
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Official(1)Scraped 8d ago
What kind of life do you want to live?
The main direction of this work: "The Warring States Period on the land of China was adapted from seven countries to a war between seven god systems. In the end, many god systems and countries merged into the war to form a large dynasty and a country that coexists with heaven!" This work's view of life and death: "Life is a practice. Only if you don't regret wasting your years can you be successful! Only if you walk your own path can you have no regrets!" In order to fit in with Shuangwen, it is also set that only after a perfect life can one develop magical powers. Only when one is perfect will they not dissipate after death. The purpose is actually to add a shackles to myself, allowing me to write about every character in the novel and try my best to live it out. They believe that in a beautiful life, of course, regrets must exist. This is more similar to Confucianism and Taoism, but it is different. This involves the world view behind it, so it is better to keep it a little mysterious for now. The protagonist is such a person: in his previous life, he was a village official, who built the village from poverty to prosperity, and turned Jiang State from a precarious situation to a small regional power. He had no regrets after that, so his life was perfect and he had divine power. In Jiang Wenli's article, I actually want to embody this thing. I am a new writer. From the perspective of the above, everyone can see that my writing is not strong, but as I write, I also get into the state. Everything starts to be coherent. Sometimes I am so happy that I want to jump, so everyone can rest assured that this book will be finished and there will be no pitfalls!
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