Everyone knows that the Cloud Palace is a fictional palace from a novel.
In the story, it is a heavenly palace in the Changbai Mountains, and the final work of Wang Canghai, a Ming Dynasty master tomb builder.
But does the Cloud Palace really exist?
As time went by, a photographer suddenly claimed to have found the real Cloud Palace at Heaven Lake in the Changbai Mountains.
A few months later, the highest officials of China finally couldn't wait any longer and prepared to uncover the truth about the Cloud Palace.
But when a group of archaeologists opened the mysterious bronze gate, they discovered a coffin floating inside, crafted from a meteorite from beyond the heavens.
A young man lay peacefully inside the coffin.
"I once planted a dragon vein in the First Emperor's mausoleum, and once watched the Imperial Consort get drunk at Mawei Post Station. Now, I have crossed five thousand years to come here..."
"An immortal caresses my head, ties my hair, and grants me eternal life."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I haven't been replied to by anyone in Feilu. I've liked it. I'm yelling here. Dad, please like. Grandpa, please reply.
Since a drop of the protagonist's blood allowed the Mohist giant to live for a thousand years, why didn't he give a drop of blood to his other friends and beauty back then?
I just saw a book in which the protagonist was dug out from the Qin Emperor's Mausoleum!
I can probably guess the plot of this book. I pretend to be cool and cool all the way, and everyone else's IQ is a bit low. Then a few more traitors turned up among his former men. The loach didn't want to give him scales, so there was a fight, and then the protagonist pretended to be cool and killed him. Then just pretend all the way.
I won't watch those who kneel down and lick the country
He has lived for thousands of years and is so powerful, but he still uses conspiracy and tricks to become more and more useless as he lives.
This is a vivid portrayal of five thousand years of living in vain.
I hope it won't be slapped in the face by some aristocratic family, I'm very disgusted, the routine is too *
Author, have you entered the palace?
Wasn't it just a burst of updates? Now the updates are discontinued. . .