A group portrait epic with the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms as the background.
"Four Seasons Knife"
Autumn also kills people, winter also kills people, spring is born and summer grows again.
The princes and princes decayed with the soil, and the ruthless officials were buried in Jingzhen.
Four o'clock is like a knife showing traces of blood, scraping away all the bones and dust in the world.
Life chews old bones, and death sows new souls.
The remaining body is fed with green buds, and the bones are still warm after a thousand fragrances have fallen.
The rust of the sword takes root in spring, and the people are buried in thick soil.
The flowers are in bloom this year, but the flames of war last year have not yet returned.
Every year new grass grows, and every year the body is covered with debris.
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This book is finished and you can consume it with peace of mind, because the author cannot submit it all at once due to the author's level restrictions, but it will be updated steadily every day.
This book was inspired by the poem "Autumn also kills people, winter also kills people" I came across while surfing the Internet. I thought of two images at that time: the world of martial arts and the troubled times in history. I chose to use the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms as the background to create portraits of characters in troubled times.
Based on comments from netizens, I completed this poem, which serves as a thread in the entire text.
"Four Seasons Knife"
Autumn also kills people, winter also kills people, spring is born and summer grows again.
The princes and princes decayed with the soil, and the ruthless officials were buried in Jingzhen.
Four o'clock is like a knife showing traces of blood, scraping away all the bones and dust in the world.
Life chews old bones, and death sows new souls.
The remaining body is fed with green buds, and the bones are still warm after a thousand fragrances have fallen.
The rust of the sword takes root in spring, and the people are buried in thick soil.
The flowers are in bloom this year, but the flames of war last year have not yet returned.
Every year new grass grows, and every year the body is covered with debris.
The author's level has been improved, and the maximum number of words updated per day has been increased. There will be three updates a day, ending on the 19th.
Next, "Moon in the Palace of the Han Dynasty" will be updated, taking the experiences of Emperor Xian Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty and Empress Fu, Cao Jie, and Dong Guiren in the late Eastern Han Dynasty as the main line to interpret the intrigues of troubled times and the love-hate entanglements in the former harem surrounding the dispute between Cao and Han.
Stay tuned.
This book is finished and you can consume it with peace of mind, because the author cannot submit it all at once due to the author's level restrictions, but it will be updated steadily every day. This book was inspired by the poem "Autumn also kills people, winter also kills people" I came across while surfing the Internet. I thought of two images at that time: the world of martial arts and the troubled times in history. I chose to use the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms as the background to create portraits of characters in troubled times. Based on comments from netizens, I completed this poem, which serves as a thread in the entire text. "Four Seasons Knife" Autumn also kills people, winter also kills people, spring is born and summer grows again. The princes and princes decayed with the soil, and the ruthless officials were buried in Jingzhen. Four o'clock is like a knife showing traces of blood, scraping away all the bones and dust in the world. Life chews old bones, and death sows new souls. The remaining body is fed with green buds, and the bones are still warm after a thousand fragrances have fallen. The rust of the sword takes root in spring, and the people are buried in thick soil. The flowers are in bloom this year, but the flames of war last year have not yet returned. Every year new grass grows, and every year the body is covered with debris. The author's level has been improved, and the maximum number of words updated per day has been increased. There will be three updates a day, ending on the 19th. Next, "Moon in the Palace of the Han Dynasty" will be updated, taking the experiences of Emperor Xian Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty and Empress Fu, Cao Jie, and Dong Guiren in the late Eastern Han Dynasty as the main line to interpret the intrigues of troubled times and the love-hate entanglements in the former harem surrounding the dispute between Cao and Han. Stay tuned.