Different Usurper

Qinyuanchun·Fengyun of the Western Han Dynasty In the vast Chinese land, the sun sets over Chang'an, and the fog locks Han Pass. Look at the wealthy families and Luoqi, the princes compete for luxury; the outskirts are grassy and grassy, ​​and the common people are in great difficulty. The five princes are singing their bells, thousands of houses are hungry and hungry, and the prosperous and haggard people are looking at the world. Pinglan, sighing at the old business of Jintang, secretly making waves. How can a scholar love leisure time? Embrace Zhou Li and think about the world. I am a solitary guest in my robe, hiding in the hills and valleys; I am weaving the remaining scrolls, aiming at the rivers and mountains. The world is reincarnated, fame is fleeting, Mo Xiaohan's Confucianism is still lingering. Any comment on the affairs of the millennium will be in vain. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.