Through the unnoticed currents of history, there was one person who stood among them:
She lived through the chaos at the end of the Qin dynasty, when the Conqueror took his own life by the Wu River.
She heard the declaration of the mighty Han: “Those who offend our Great Han, however far away, must be destroyed.”
She also witnessed the tumult of the Three Kingdoms, and the dream of restoring the Han dynasty fade away.
She saw the Tang dynasty flourish under wise rule, and in the prosperous Song dynasty, she stopped foreign cavalry from invading.
How did a penniless beggar build the mighty Ming Empire, and how tragic was its end?
She enjoyed lively conversations with Prince Fusu, and shared wine and plums with Cao Cao.
She once drank herself senseless with Li Bai, and whispered beneath the moon with an empress.
She helped Yue Fei leave no regrets, and gazed into the distance with a sigh from beneath Coal Hill.
Right and wrong, success and failure, all vanish in an instant. The green hills remain, while the sun sets red again and again.
Nice new book
Don't make trouble. It's very interesting. What's the point of reopening it? The first time you write it down, stick to it. If you don't stick to it, how do you know you're right?
Come on, author✊
It always sounds crooked, novice?