“The Supreme Guardian fought to the very end to protect the people of Belobog, then took his own life and ascended to heaven.”
“The Lord of Destruction intends to bring back the tragedy of Cangcheng.”
“A lawless mad scientist is plotting to destroy the world.”
What was all this nonsense? As a fictional historian, Jimo felt it was his duty to let the world learn what had really happened.
“People prefer a story about a lofty figure brought low to one about a Supreme Guardian dying in battle.”
“People would rather believe in a world covered in mud than one that only appears united.”
“People would rather see an utterly unyielding defender of ideals than hear a story about a mad scientist destroying the world.”
As he kept writing, Jimo suddenly realized something was wrong.
“What do you mean, all my unofficial histories have become official history?”
The moment he noticed something was amiss, he leapt out the window to escape. But outside, a figure was already waiting in the distance.
“Go on, run. Why'd you stop?”
“General Yaoguang, if I said this was all a misunderstanding, would you believe me?”
Immortal Path is not a hunting envoy. The only hunting envoys are the Seven Heavenly Generals of Xianzhou's Imperial Bow. The marshal of Xianzhou is also one of the seven heavenly generals.
The author has stuffed too many real-life issues into the fanfic, which makes it very boring. It's like giving an old-school fool's political lecture in a happy tavern. It's not popular [rolls eyes]
After reading the copy, I feel pretty good. Let's do this first
Fictional historian? Where is history? , All daily conversations