In the first year of Yongkang, the rice outside Yiyang Township was all yellow, and the wind blew golden waves of rice one after another. At the foot of Tongbai Mountain, a large courtyard built of stones and rammed earth is backed by the mountain - the Dawu Fort of the Han family in Yiyang. With high walls, deep ditches and turrets, it looks like a small town. The Han family was separated from the surname Ji. When the ancestors could catch up with the Yellow Emperor, they had established a country in the Spring and Autumn Period and were destroyed by the Qin State. This branch settled in Yiyang and took root. The sun is hanging in the sky today, which is a special day.
Reader comments
The novel describes the historical picture of the struggle for hegemony in the late Han Dynasty from the perspective of Han Xuan of Nanyang, which is a very novel perspective. It's just that some chapters and paragraphs have too much repeated content.
The novel describes the historical picture of the struggle for hegemony in the late Han Dynasty from the perspective of Han Xuan of Nanyang, which is a very novel perspective. It's just that some chapters and paragraphs have too much repeated content.