Sun Shangxiang, the "barbaric" princess of Soochow, is your fairy love. She is inseparable from you, traveling around the world and witnessing the rise and fall.
And you are a young and handsome young hero. You can read people's minds by practicing the superior white horse internal skill. As your skills become more advanced, you can even win people's hearts.
However, if you don't experience the ups and downs of life, birth, old age, illness, death, not getting what you want, love and separation, resentment and hatred...
How can we easily read people's emotions? Therefore, it still needs to be realized through experience, just like your life and mine; the fragrance comes from the bitter cold, taste it carefully, and have a faint aftertaste.
This is a serious [martial arts + history] novel. I hope this short work can entertain you and me for a while and make you smile. If after reading the article, you can still resonate with it a little bit, it will be a small blessing in your life and mine.
Regarding history, I try to follow it as much as possible and interpret it appropriately. The level is superficial and it makes people laugh. I hope you can give me more guidance and understanding.
"There is a tiger in the heart sniffing the roses." In my imagination, the princess Sun Shangxiang is quiet and lively, with a heart full of friendship and a big ambition. (In "Three Kingdoms-Fa Zhengzhuan" In the novel, Mrs. Sun is described as having "elbow and armpit problems", which can be said to be the pinnacle of the marriage princess that has never been seen before. I really admire it. This impression in the author's mind is far better than the image of the princess in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and a series of games and film and television works. Putting aside those fantasies from a male perspective, the author believes that marriages in history are always as tragic as Jia Tanchun in "A Dream of Red Mansions", except for Sun Shangxiang.)