Nanke Mengyi

Using dreams as a guide, it describes the creation, development and overthrow of a fictional country - the Celestial Dynasty. The background is set in the era of the autocratic monarchy in ancient China. It takes the entanglements and conflicts of the three major families and the three religions and nine streams as the main line to reveal the culture of the autocratic monarchy and the Confucian universal unity. The inevitable opposition of ideals. By describing the second reincarnation of the monarchy and the reshuffling of scholars, farmers, industry and commerce, it shows that no regime can rely on the so-called ideal of world harmony to last forever. The result of overestimating human nature is the backlash of human nature against ideals. Only power can restrict power, and only human nature can restrict it. Only relying on the noble morality of a few people to maintain rule will eventually lead to hypocrisy and depravity. The third dream reveals that the rationality of all political power and social order must rely on a A transcendent ideal world, the conflict between the ideal world and the real world is ultimately the conflict between rationality and irrationality inherent in human beings. This also shows that as long as people are forever in the cycle of life and death, the ideal of universal unity is destined to be an illusion. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.