A young swordsmith who was born in the countryside encountered the troubled times of the late Western Jin Dynasty. He was drifting up and down amidst the grievances and intrigues of the court. After experiencing the hardships of the world, he discovered that everything was just a conspiracy. He finally understood the way of heaven and earth and wielded the sword for the world.
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Let me give you a positioning first: The author (me) cannot write online articles, and of course this book is not the first one. This book is not fast-paced, not passionate enough, does not slap in the face, and does not have much twists and turns... In short, this book will be a bit boring and even difficult to read. So what's in this book? A eloquent story about growing up, a story of "return", a basically real environment in the context of the times (the turn of the two Jin Dynasties), some familiar people, and complex and changeable human nature. If you are interested, you can also read about the intrigues of the court, the grievances in the world, the battles between warriors, or the cruel and bloody wars. If you are still interested, you can also read Mohist philosophy and in-depth interpretation of Xiaoyaoyou (you can copy the homework). In short, the author writes with all his heart, and no matter how many readers there are, he will always tell the story to the end. If you are lucky enough to receive a word or two of criticism, I would be grateful.
It looks so good, so good, I can't stop watching it
Good books good books
The young man's spirit is so pure
And such pure and excellent writing style is worthy of the youthful spirit.
It's so interesting. It's the first time I've seen a book like this.
Let me give you a positioning first: The author (me) cannot write online articles, and of course this book is not the first one. This book is not fast-paced, not passionate enough, does not slap in the face, and does not have much twists and turns... In short, this book will be a bit boring and even difficult to read. So what's in this book? A eloquent story about growing up, a story of "return", a basically real environment in the context of the times (the turn of the two Jin Dynasties), some familiar people, and complex and changeable human nature. If you are interested, you can also read about the intrigues of the court, the grievances in the world, the battles between warriors, or the cruel and bloody wars. If you are still interested, you can also read Mohist philosophy and in-depth interpretation of Xiaoyaoyou (you can copy the homework). In short, the author writes with all his heart, and no matter how many readers there are, he will always tell the story to the end. If you are lucky enough to receive a word or two of criticism, I would be grateful.
It looks so good, so good, I can't stop watching it
Good books good books The young man's spirit is so pure And such pure and excellent writing style is worthy of the youthful spirit.
It's so interesting. It's the first time I've seen a book like this.