The aesthetics of destruction of the time-traveling heroine: After I leave, the mountains and rivers will be buried with you
Here is a collection of the ultimate sadomasochism and crematorium about "after she left, the dynasty was buried with her".
They were once miracles that traveled through time and space, the sharpest sword of the emperor, and the cornerstone of the rise of the dynasty. They brought knowledge and power beyond the times, helped him pacify the world, enriched his country and strengthened his army, and turned desolation into a prosperous world.
But when prosperity settles down, achievements are forgotten and sincerity is trampled on. The emperor has new members, their names are erased from history books, and all the people enjoy the blessings they bring, but no one remembers the face of the founder.
Until they were completely heartbroken and decided to turn around and return to their own time.
At this moment, the foundation of the dynasty began to collapse. Thousands of kilograms of grain per mu were harvested overnight, and the unpredictable military skills were reduced to useless paper. The national defense formation that protected the mountains and rivers quietly dissipated, and no one could stop the enemy's iron hoofs. The emperor knelt on the ruins and finally remembered the bright moon buried by his own hands.
But it was too late. His confession was only worthy of being the background sound on her way back.
This collection focuses on the most extreme "crematorium of chasing a wife" - she not only takes back love, but also takes away everything she has given. When the gift of time travel is withdrawn, what is left is only the dust rolled over by the wheels of history, and a king's eternal, unanswered regret towards the broken country.
Keywords: Traveling through ancient times | Chasing wife and crematorium | Revenge of a strong woman | Abandoning a country after becoming powerful | Overthrowing a dynasty
This collection contains one novel per volume. Before starting each novel, an introduction to the novel will be written at the beginning of the first chapter, which will take up several hundred words.
To compensate for the word count, this collection is updated three chapters a day.
