"Qianlong's Confessions" • The 124th volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (a series of 152 novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. After Qianlong's death, his soul entered the heavenly realm, and his obsession turned into a "shadow of prison" to corrode the cultural fortunes of the three realms. As the emperor of Wenchang, Liu Hui saw the decline of the cultural context and decided to clear the taboo of thoughts. Kangxi was canonized and his crimes were exposed; the gods tried together and the truth was revealed. Ying Zheng appeared to speak out and use the lessons of burning books to warn the world. Qianlong refused to plead guilty, but the context backfired, and he was heartbroken. Regret was born, and he went to the mortal world to plant the idea of "dare to speak out". Hundreds of years of punishment, copying of classics, and atonement for past mistakes. Literary spirit is revived, freedom blossoms, ideas are immortal, and China flourishes.
