Liang Shuheng is a woman who lives on a boat and travels along the Grand Canal all year round.
She is also an assassin who makes a living by killing people.
As the boat sails, she kills everyone.
The heartless scumbag who doted on his concubine and killed his wife deserves to die.
Corrupt officials who prey on the common people should die.
The wealthy businessmen who bully the weak and fear the strong should die.
The children of aristocratic families who take the place of poor students in the imperial examinations should all die!
She once hated God for being unfair. She and her brother were obviously born from the same mother, but they had the same roots but different destinies. Until her brother chased her in front of her...
She also lamented that fate was so cruel that the husband her grandmother chose for her was so bitter and resentful that he disappeared after they got married. Until her husband came back late at night and hid in her cabin...
The horse's hoof goes south, and the Central Plains looks north. The canal is long and the shadows of sails are heavy. The struggle under partial peace, the decadence behind prosperity. In the end, no one can survive alone.
"It is difficult to cross the mountain, and we feel sorry for those who have lost their way. If we meet by chance, we are all guests from a foreign land."
(Except for historical celebrities, the characters in this article are all fictitious, so please do not overexamine them.)
Reader comments
"It is difficult to cross the mountains. Who feels sorry for those who have lost their way? If we meet by chance, we are all guests from a foreign land."
Why is it that most of the author's female protagonists are married or have children, and are bound to the male protagonist first?
The author's writing is excellent and the story is interesting. You won't lose money if you invest in it.
"It is difficult to cross the mountains. Who feels sorry for those who have lost their way? If we meet by chance, we are all guests from a foreign land."
Why is it that most of the author's female protagonists are married or have children, and are bound to the male protagonist first?
The author's writing is excellent and the story is interesting. You won't lose money if you invest in it.