Who hasn't seen it? Each married princess has a different fate. The author uses a comedy technique to write the tragic story, which has the flavor of Stephen Chow's Western talk. It made me laugh when I first read it, but I cried when I read it again.
I wrote this to make you laugh. Everyone who is bored can take a look [Contributions are welcome] I am just a layman and can only write about these fireworks I have seen. But I want every character to have his own prototype and soul. The mountains and seas are vast, and there are always some people and animals whose meanings are difficult to write down. Ink is here to collect your stories extensively. As long as they fit the setting and revolve around obsession and redemption, you are welcome to submit your stories. Let us work together to make this world of mountains and seas warmer.
I strongly recommend this book "The Record of the Netherworld of the Northern Song Dynasty". It is based on detailed historical research of the Song Dynasty and delicate description of the local customs and customs. Through a series of independent and connected stories of strange and strange units, it constructs a narrative world that connects the world and the netherworld, blends historical facts and metaphysical thoughts, and weaves a magnificent Ukiyo-e of the Northern Song Dynasty. Opening the book seems to unfold a three-dimensional picture of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", with the prosperity and mystery of Tokyo Menghua flowing between the lines...