The Annals of Zhaoxi: The Rise of a Lone King

It's a pity that you have never opened "The Chronicles of Zhaoxi", so you can't see the woman's attitude of planning the world and playing chess to determine the country. It's a pity that you haven't read "The Chronicles of Zhaoxi", so you don't understand that the love between men and women can be born in the dust and grow into a root system of dependence on each other, rather than a romantic and leisurely pen. It is a pity that if you have not read "The Chronicles of Zhaoxi", it is difficult to imagine how cruel a seemingly weak scholar can be to his married wife in order to achieve success. It's a pity that you have never touched "Zhaoxi Ji", so you don't know that justice sometimes involves cutting off the husband's head with your own hands and washing the road with blood. It's a pity that if you haven't read "Zhaoxi Ji", you don't understand the word loyalty. It means using one's body as a shield to block thousands of arrows that pierce the Lord's heart. It's a pity that if you haven't read "Zhaoxi Ji", then you haven't heard that at the top of power, someone sacrificed the lives of a city and paved the bloody stairs. It's a pity that if you haven't read "The Chronicles of Zhaoxi", then you don't believe that there are really people in this world who are willing to be hired by the whole world for just one person's heart. It's a pity that if you haven't listened to "The Chronicles of Zhaoxi", you haven't seen that kind of friendship - even if you are let down, you still say "I never blamed you." It's a pity that if you don't know "Zhaoxi Ji", it will be rare for you to meet the acquaintance who has forgotten the past, but you can treat each other with sincerity and sincerity across the long river of time. It's a pity that you haven't understood "Zhaoxi Ji", so you don't know how your opponents can understand each other tacitly and cherish each other. It's a pity that if you haven't read "The Chronicles of Zhaoxi", you won't understand the importance of political intrigue. Sometimes even your closest relatives become the children of the chess game. It's a pity that you don't understand "Zhaoxi Ji", and you have never heard of anyone who is willing to stay alone for the rest of his life without marrying, just to protect your peace every year. ——What you miss is not just a book, but the harshness and tenderness of a world.

"The Legend of Zhaoxi" can be called the heroine version of "Nirvana in Fire", with its large layout and deep writing power, it is amazing! Although the protagonist is brilliant, what really shocks me are the supporting actresses who don't have many roles but shine brightly—— In front of me, Princess Annan put on armor and took command at the age of seventeen. Her horse hooves raised dust and guarded the border. For decades, the wind and frost did not change her ambition. Women did not let men down; Later, Princess Pingyan cut off the love affair neatly. Wherever the sword fell, it was not only the head of the betrayed person, but also her unyielding and determination to fate! They are not just foils, but living legends. Especially Princess Pingyan, in just a few scenes, she wrote a lifetime of love, hate and character. I would call it an "underrated undercover protagonist" - her story deserves a book of its own! If the author is willing to open the chapter for her, I will follow it to the end! Such group portraits of women can truly support the word "big picture"!

Dr. Zhaoer asked me to call him the principal 🤭 A person who has never gone to school wants to be a principal. It made me laugh to death. He also cried and used Sichuan dialect to talk about Dilraba. I really wanted to die laughing. I am afraid this book is not a funny novel 😂

The chapter about Xu Zhaoqing's complaint to the imperial court made me cry! Who would have thought that Qing'er, who usually spoke softly and was afraid of the wind, would dare to walk up to the Jinluan Palace step by step with a big belly? The court was full of civil and military officials, and she was on the throne. She was a weak woman, but she was still suing her biological father. Just imagining that scene makes my palms sweat. It's not that she wasn't afraid, she was more timid than anyone else, but she still went. This scene is really shocking. The fragility and strength collided in her body, which made people feel hurt and admired. She is not a hero, but she did something braver than a hero. It's a pity that she didn't end well, it's such a pity... I couldn't get over her death for a long time. Such a woman deserves to be remembered and deserves us to shed a tear for her. This chapter is the most painful and brightest light in the whole book.

The second prince probably fell in love with Zhaoer the first time he met her in Peach Blossom Spring! It starts with a painting and ends with a closed loop. As fate would have it, Ming'an Sizhuo came for Zixi in the end. The prince is actually quite pitiful, but he also asked for it. He could have let the two of them go, but he insisted on fighting to the death.

I really like Zhao'er's interaction with the second prince every time, it's just the right amount of ambiguity. The woman of great wisdom is not a stone-hearted woman, but also has a very tender and heart-warming moment. When the second prince helped her solve the case of the Yellow River snowstorm, the two were truly sleeping dragons and phoenixes.

The prince massacred the city, and Han Zhao was afraid that he would have given up on him. In the battle of Hanguguan, Tang, the champion of civil and military affairs, took his halberd to Dafen. This battle made me think that it was going to be over.

I couldn't stand it for the first half hour, but then I started to climb up to the Qiuyelin Valley. The palace banquet case, the Spring Festival case, the Heaven Sacrifice Tour, and the Snowstorm on the Yellow River were all linked together and full of dangers.