
Chronicles of the Mountain and River Pass
山河镇关志
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 367k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
168Chapters
243Reads · all time
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The core of this "Shanhe Zhenguan Zhi" is so poignant! Use charcoal as a knife to carve the name of the unknown hero; use life as a sacrifice to protect the character of Yanmen Pass. What it writes is not a cool literary system, but the belief that "if the unknown is famous, the country will be safe". It reads full of passionate feelings about family and country, and is full of stamina.
"Shanhe Zhenguan Zhi" writes about Yanmen Pass, but it does not write about the pass - it writes about the people. Use charcoal to carve the names of the fallen on the city wall. Each time you carve one, there is more strength and more weight. The protagonist Lin Yan is a civil servant and should be in charge of the accounting books, but he is pushed to the front line. He doesn't know martial arts, but he can remember every face that died before his eyes and every forgotten name. Zhao Tie is a military commander. He is as silent as the city wall itself. His name is engraved on the hilt of his sword. His strokes are all in the wrong order but he recognizes them all. There are no heroes in this book who conquer thousands of armies, only ordinary people who will be forgotten. But where they stood, the wall was still there.
A book with great staying power. It does not deliberately sensationalize, but uses the story of "using the pen as a blade to write biographies for the unknown" to let us see the heroic guardians who have been erased by history. Every stroke of the protagonist's pen is the most affectionate protection of "the mountains and rivers are safe". After reading it, I felt warm and respectful.
The wind of the Great Wall blew through the bones of the soldiers and the charcoal in the protagonist's hand. One system, one life, one change of name, one change of life. It turns out that the most touching time travel is never to change one's destiny against fate, but to live a good life and be remembered for those people who have been forgotten by history.
This book has a compact plot, fast pace, vivid and three-dimensional characters, distinct personalities, delicate and sincere emotions, and strong appeal. The story structure is complete, the foreshadowing is clever, the logic is clear, and the reading is smooth and non-delayed. The text is concise and powerful, the pictures are vivid, the theme is profound and resonant, and it is both readable and thoughtful. It is worthy of repeated reading and recommendation.
The plot is cleverly conceived, the foreshadowing is carefully designed, and the characters are well-drawn. The writing is fluent and not laggy, and has a strong sense of immersion. After reading it in one sitting, you will still feel unfinished.
The writing is smooth and delicate, and very exciting. The writing is delicate, smooth, interesting, and very exciting.
A very cool recommendation for a time-travel novel, "Others time-travel with the system, and mine kills one at a time when the system is started." "Shanhe Town Pass Chronicles" combines emotions, and the historical fantasy is particularly exciting. It has been well received.
The writing style is smooth and delicate, the story is wonderful, the plot is full of ups and downs, the wife is so beautiful, I highly recommend it.
At first glance, I just felt that the writing was strong and thick, but the more I read, the more I was struck by its staying power. What the author writes is not a story, but the character and faith of countless people who rely on their lives behind the mountains and rivers.