A slip and fall on the edge of a hundred-meter cliff caused Chen Lin, who had studied Chinese medicine since childhood, to be reborn in the middle of the Tang Dynasty a thousand years ago. This is an era that countless Chinese people are proud of, because envoys from all over the world come to congratulate, and the world is singing and dancing; but it is also an era full of crises, the emperors and powerful ministers begin to neglect their administration and enjoy themselves, and the arrogant and powerful generals gradually show their teeth! Take a look at a young man from a poor family: after thousands of years of accumulation, he fights traitors and sycophants to support the emperor, transforms the common people and governs the world...
Reader comments
Author, you have a problem with Chapter 10, which is the poem "Moss"
What you write here is that none of his three poems were selected. This one should be Xue Ping. Then why do you write Chen Lin here?
The author's overall logic is relatively strong. He has added some historical data into the description, which is humorous yet rigorous. I look forward to more.
Author, you have a problem with Chapter 10, which is the poem "Moss" What you write here is that none of his three poems were selected. This one should be Xue Ping. Then why do you write Chen Lin here?
The author's overall logic is relatively strong. He has added some historical data into the description, which is humorous yet rigorous. I look forward to more.