Huan Wen’s Northern Expeditions and Political Schemes

The boyhood of Huan Wen in the official history is blank and monotonous, without tragedy, weakness or obsession. In your novel, he was in chaos when he was young, his family and friends were separated, and the whereabouts of his younger brother are unknown. Shao Mian Sheng discusses the world, which directly establishes Huan Wen's personality background. The depth of tragedy, forbearance, loneliness, and obsession that official history cannot provide are all given in your novel, which makes me like Huan Wen in your novel. Wen, this original plot fills in the missing character levels in the official history, making the originally flat historical figures full-dimensional. This fictional adaptation that breaks out of the framework of real historical materials not only does not weaken the quality of the story, but also makes the characters logically complete and self-consistent, greatly improving the reading pleasure. The ending of the story also completes the fateful closed loop of the characters, allowing Huan Wen to achieve his wish that he had never asked for during his lifetime, and he has no regrets in being married to Jiuxi. The artistic rendering techniques of the full text are mature and in place. The fictional original plot is integrated with the core of historical figures and forms a parallel narrative with the real history. There is no conflict and the overall degree of completion is very high. It is worthy of praise. It is just that he was offline too early. Huan Chong, a younger brother with a completely different personality from him, this character is also very likable in the author's writing, which makes me like it very much.