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Big Sword, but Carrot
Just, the synopsis is, it's a story about a woman who goes around with strange weapons and stabs her. Then the introduction needs to be at least 100 words, so I tried to scrape up the number of words and wrote the current paragraph. Then it is only about 70 words. I am a little disappointed, but it doesn't matter. Now I should be able to reach 100 words if I am casual. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Undercurrent
The family that masters the practice of cultivation is like shackles to a trapped beast on the world. The good things in the world are irrelevant to ordinary people. Those who are illiterate, don't have enough food and clothing, and don't have warmth are always on the verge of starving to death. Change is always silent. Those at the top have built layers of class walls to make their privileges unbreakable, but they also prevent them from realizing that the peaceful world has already been undercu
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What? Cultivation Masters Are All Disciples of Wei Mingren
After unexpectedly gaining access to cultivation, I discovered that all the sect elders and cultivation masters relied on strange medicines and golden elixirs to improve their cultivation. Their musket skills were all maxed out, but their martial arts and swordsmanship were mediocre. Everyone was doing amazing things in a wrong way. Ye Wenshan, who didn't know the truth, became a monk and practiced behind closed doors. After his release, his strength turned out to be a ceiling-level power. This
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Records of Revolution and Peace in Troubled Times
With the emperor's order, tens of thousands of acres of young crops in Jiangning's fertile fields were trampled by cavalry, and the national policy of converting rice into mulberry was implemented. After the winter, half of the people in Jiangning starved to death. After three years of severe drought, starvation and cannibalism began to appear in the entire southern region. However, the emperor and officials in the capital remained indifferent. Instead of providing disaster relief, they continue
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