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I don't want to believe this is true, but when I saw more than 300 kilometers of human bone tunnels and various human bone churches, I told my heart that this is true, and they are all the blood and tears of my Han family's children...
Perhaps this is the true history covered up by the mists of time and black hands.
History is more cruel than this novel, full of blood and tears. Was the Man in the Iron Mask the prince? What was the truth behind the destruction of the Ming Dynasty in Europe and around the world? How did China lose its Xia Dynasty? We as future generations will never know the truth of history. The truth is in Europe, but will they tell us? No, and it will distort the truth The subject matter is very close to the recent Douyin hot spot, looking for the truth about the demise of the Ming Dynasty at the end of the Ming Dynasty. The author is thoughtful and well-written. I feel that it is consistent with many opinions. The border of the Ming Dynasty is in Europe, and the Ming Dynasty's sphere of influence and homeland are in Europe.
Come on, China has its own mind for global storytelling
Complete liquidation of the Qing Dynasty
Come on, great author
It can't be real, right? Unbelievable
The man in the iron mask of France is most likely the young prince Zhu Cixiang. Old people in the past passed it down orally. I heard some things when I was a child. There is also a martial arts drama in which the man in the iron mask is named You Tanzhi. In fact, the real Yanjing and North Zhili are in Europe. According to the records of Emperor Shenzong and Xizong in the late Ming Dynasty, Yanjing was the winner of the world, and the capital must be built based on the geographical location of mountains and rivers. So based on geography, it can be basically determined that Yanjing, the center of the Ming Dynasty, is in the Balkans.