Candied Haws

The granddaughter of Genghis Khan raised a cat. It witnessed the rise and fall of the Yuan Dynasty, saw the prosperity and power of the Ming Dynasty, and experienced the end of the Qing Dynasty. I have seen the unscrupulous methods of the emperor's family for profit, and the happiness of ordinary families. Having lived for eight hundred years, it doesn't care about anything and yet cares about everything. A cat that likes to eat candied haws is always wandering, and there are always people willing to accompany it to the roof to bask in the sun. . . I don't understand what the people of the ancient imperial families thought. I think they were also kind and the most ruthless. I will tell you the story of history using my own ideas. I hope you will be willing to listen to me talk about the waves of history. . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.