As the name suggests, Sansheng Stone Carvings is a story engraved on the Sansheng Stone. The plot is simple, not cliché, not sloppy, and makes up history. I would like wise people to point out the poisonous points, so that the author can reflect and change it for better viewing by readers. We maintain a close and good relationship with the author and readers, and we don't like to be too serious. If you think it's too white, don't worry. It doesn't conflict with the writing characteristics of ancient novels. I have read many vernacular novels. Many modern language expressions and living habits can be said to have been inherited. It's no surprise.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
