The situation changes, dark waves surge, the smoke rises, and the country changes.
A noble man from a wealthy family, smiling up to the sky, looking down upon thousands of sentient beings, walking on bones and bones, enjoys the supreme dignity alone.
The common people in civilian clothes, with the scorching hot sky on their backs, the bitter clouds and mud, stained with the red blood of Yin Yin, sigh at their low status.
Above the Dan Majesty, the majesty of the monarch, killing, eunuch, and scraping are all taken away by the monarch; the whole family is beheaded, and the nine clans are implicated. Thunder, rain, and dew are all for the monarch's favor. Under the sky, hundreds of officials, both civil and military, pluck sunflowers and weave them for profit; they pursue fame and fortune, sell their positions and titles, and form cliques for personal gain, all for the sake of profit. In the confinement period, monarchs and ministers are suspicious of each other, brothers and sisters are harmed by each other, and loved ones are separated; gold nuggets and pearls are greedy but not enough, and high-ranking officials are rich and generous, but they can't enjoy them all. The thieves are on the move, who can help?
The people are displaced, who will ask for help?
Troubled times are coming, who is in charge?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
