Aihong: Ten Thousand Lanterns

Male protagonist: Fang Zhiyou Heroine: Su Lianyan, Lin Pianpian, Xiao Yaner Creation instructions ·Based on the world view of the games "Aihong: Ten Diaries of the City" and "Hungry Death" ·A happy ending contrary to the official tragic ending of "Aihong" ·Preserve the historical depth of the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty ·Multiple heroine emotional lines Warm reminder This novel is an independent literary work inspired by the game. The history of the characters and the world view are naturally unfolded in the narrative. Readers who have never played the game can read it as a complete fantasy novel set in the late Ming Dynasty. On the tenth day of Yangzhou, one hundred thousand demon soldiers massacred the city. Fang Zhiyou went crazy for three years after his beloved drowned in the river. He locked himself in a house and wrote a novel about monsters and monsters slaughtering a city. On the night when the city was destroyed, he fell into the purgatory he described - the streets were filled with demon soldiers and wreckage everywhere. In the ruins, he rescued a girl who had the same appearance as his old friend, reunited with his most humble old friend on Flower Street, met a scarred man who spent the rest of his life atonement, and a mysterious woman wearing a flower on her head who led a rebel army to shelter the weak. When Fang Zhiyou discovered the secret hidden in the manuscript - the power of the demon soldiers did not come from their numbers, but from everyone's fear of being "alone" - he understood that the only way to break the catastrophe was to prevent everyone from facing the darkness alone. On the ruins of history, those who were crushed illuminate each other with the smallest kindness: a river lamp, a bowl of thin porridge, an account book full of names. They are not heroes, nor have they reversed history. They just chose to live with nostalgia and hope. The introduction is weak, move to the main text