#After being impersonated by a fake daughter, I accidentally encountered a car accident. What was it like to travel back to ancient times? #
When I saw this topic on Tomato, my eyes lit up. Isn't this the book I recently conceived?
"The magpie has a nest, and the dove lives in it" is a famous passage in the Book of Songs, which tells the grand occasion of a wedding. Here, I will only use the idiom "dove occupying the magpie's nest" to tell two stories about doves occupying the magpie's nest: Chen Anning was originally a wealthy daughter living among the people, but by chance, her identity was replaced by someone else. When she wanted to question her, she got into a car accident. However, when she woke up, she found that she had traveled through time, occupied other people's souls, and became Xuan Jiang, the princess of Qi during the Spring and Autumn Period...
The history of the Spring and Autumn Period is something I have always liked to read. Whether it is "Records of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" or "The Book of Songs", I have noticed the two sisters Wen Jiang and Xuan Jiang. Duke Xuang of Wei built a platform to attract his daughter-in-law. Xuan Jiang was the victim, but he was ridiculed by others in writing poems. What's more, Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei were praised as the most unparalleled love in the world, but for the same thing, Wei Xuan Gong and Xuan Jiang were ridiculed and reviled; Qi Xianggong Jiang Zhuer, during his reign, united with the princes, defeated the country, and avenged the ninth generation. It can be said that without him, there would be no hegemony of Duke Huan of Qi. However, for such a monarch, what everyone talks about in history is his incest with the Wen Jiang brothers and sisters. I want to use my own thinking to write a unique story. Don't mention history. Official history, including "Spring and Autumn" and "Historical Records", all have the author's subjective concealment. I write a novel and do not discredit anyone. Naturally, I have a clear conscience.
Non-Shuang Wen mainly tells some historical stories from the ancient Spring and Autumn Period, as well as friendship and redemption in modern society.