I want to read a book similar to "Tempo: Everyone Knows I Want to Rebellion in the Beginning". I found a good-looking book. After reading it, I realized it was Xiao Miao Miao. I don't know if the author will update it or when it will be updated. Woohoo😭
Title: 🔥Suffocated to the point of suffocation! If you insist on winning, you will be forced to die? Emperors of all dynasties collectively broke their guard and cursed Li Longji! Chang'an fell, the emperor fled west, and the mountains and rivers were shattered! In the next chapter, Maweipo's heartbreaking farewell is about to take place! The most painful end of an emperor in history, what is the outcome of Concubine Yang?
✨✨①The male protagonist Qin Jiu is an ordinary person who loves movies and TV. Unexpectedly, he awakened the sky curtain system and was seen by (the ancestor Qin Shihuang) ✨✨②Lin Qi did not know his life. The videos he watched would be put in front of the audiences of all dynasties, which made the Ming Dynasty Emperor Li Shimin very angry [Love]
Here comes the Tianmu text. What this book tells is that Zhu Di and Zhu Yunwen formed a sharp contrast through the Shenbang. In the end, Zhu Di successfully succeeded to the position. Under the guidance of the Shenbang, the Ming Dynasty entered the industrial age. Zhu Di not only completed the great cause of unifying the world, but also explored outer space and discovered the truth of the world and the reason for the emergence of the Shenbang. I hope everyone can like it [smile] [smile]
12. Growth in the 11th Psalm: The story of Wang Xiaoqian and the time under the mango tree. "The mangoes are slanting in the summer in southern Fujian, and the young girls are playfully spending their time." The first two sentences outline the background of the story - a small town in southern Fujian in midsummer. The scorching sunshine bakes the bluestone road. The old mango branches are lush and leafy, and the shade of the trees is spread slanting in the courtyard, becoming a natural playground for childhood. Wang Xiaoqian, who has just turned eight years old, is the most lively "little naughty child" in this era. In her childhood, she did not have a well-behaved and well-behaved mind. She only had an overflowing curiosity about the world and an unfettered naughtiness. She spent her carefree time wantonly amidst the chirping of cicadas and the swaying of mango trees in summer. "Playing with a chicken, plucking its pistils, turning over the garden water, poking at the nest and brushing the turtle's nest makes it messy." These two poems accurately capture Xiaoqian's most troublesome daily life of getting into trouble. She always had wild ideas. She thought the chickens were dirty, so she forced them into an overturned bucket to bathe, and giggled as she watched the chickens flapping. She was curious about whether the rose roots that her mother had carefully tended grew in the water, so she uprooted the entire flower without hesitation and let the petals scatter on the ground; in spring When she found a hornet's nest in the woods while outing, she couldn't help but poke it with branches, attracting a swarm of bees to chase her. The little turtle her father brought back from a business trip was even treated as a "toy" by her, and she put it in a washbasin with dish soap for a "bubble bath". She also used a toothbrush to scrub the carapace vigorously, which frightened the little turtle to death. These seemingly "nonsense" actions are linked to her naughty childhood, making her family angry and helpless, but they also hide the purest desire of exploration in children. "Zeng hid the school bag to surprise his teachers and friends, and also disturbed the classroom by crowing like a rooster", which extends Xiaoqian's naughty scene. In kindergarten, she hid the schoolbags of all the children in the class under the slide to see how everyone would panic when they couldn't find their schoolbags. When she entered elementary school, she went even further. She put bugs in the teacher's chalk box, hid her classmates' homework books, and even suddenly imitated the crow of a rooster in class, causing the whole class to burst into laughter, and the teacher frequently invited her sister to "talk." These naughty and mischievous behaviors made the name "Wang Xiaoqian" synonymous with "naughty", but they also truly demonstrated her unrestrained nature. "The bees flying in the Springfield were poisoned by grasshoppers, and the turtles were thin and clear of frost", which implies an opportunity for growth. The time when she poked a hornet's nest, she and her sister were stung so badly that they burst into tears. After tossing the little turtle, her father moved his hands for the first time. Looking at the little turtle's limp and drooping limbs, Xiaoqian cried especially sadly. These lessons gave her a first taste of the consequences of getting into trouble, and also allowed her to gradually understand from the teachings of her family that some "curiosity" can cause harm to others and that she needs to be measured in her actions. "The chess game inherits the profound principles taught by the ancestors, and the shadow of the book is long and graceful." This is the turning point of the story. During the summer vacation, Grandpa, a retired old teacher, came from the countryside. His gentle and patient character made Xiaoqian particularly close to her. Grandpa loved to play chess, and the stone table under the mango tree became a fixed chessboard. Xiaoqian watched it a few times and then pestered her grandfather to teach her. Her grandfather not only taught her the rules of chess, but also guided her in the game, telling her that "life is like chess, every move must be carefully considered, and you cannot just care about immediate interests." Under the shade of the mango tree, the black and white chess pieces on the chessboard were intertwined. With her grandfather's instructing and the sound of Xiaoqian's book, her childishness gradually faded away, and she slowly learned to think calmly, and learned tolerance and persistence. "The personal words gradually dissolve the confusion, and the rhyme of chess finally melts into the restless heart." This describes Xiaoqian's inner transformation. Her family's patient teachings and her grandfather's chess enlightenment, like the gentle spring rain that moistened things silently, slowly resolved her ignorance and impulsiveness. The little girl who was once impatient and willful learned to face winning and losing calmly on the chessboard. Faced with the neighbor's little girl playing chess cheating and flipping the chessboard, she could pick up the chess pieces with a smile and softly comfort her, "You can win or lose in chess, so play well next time." She no longer cried when she lost, but humbly asked her grandfather for tips. The rhythm of chess and the love of her family completely melted away the impatience in her character and made her calm and gentle. "Driving back to explore the Xiangguan Road, smiling and holding catalpa trees at the sunset" depicts the warm follow-up. In late autumn, the whole family drove back to the countryside to visit her grandfather. Xiaoqian specially brought the chess set given by her grandfather and was very excited along the way. When she arrived at her grandfather's house, she immediately held the chessboard and pulled her grandfather to play chess. The sun set in the west, and the sunset glow shone on the grandfather and grandson. The chess pieces on the chessboard flowed in the light and shadow, full of warmth and longing. This concern for her grandfather and her love for playing chess became the most precious bond in her growth. "Now that I look back in the thick shadow, gentleness has surpassed the madness of the old days", which concludes the whole poem and highlights the theme of growth. Today, Xiaoqian stands under the mango tree in the courtyard again. Looking back at the naughty days, she has long since lost the frivolity and mischief. She is no longer the "troublemaker" who gave her family a headache, but has grown into a sensible, gentle, and responsible child. Her academic performance has steadily improved, and she also won first prize in the school's chess competition. The mango tree witnessed her transformation, just like witnessing a dusty pearl. After years of polishing and nourishment of family love, it finally bloomed with dazzling light. The whole poem uses the mango tree as a clue to connect Xiaoqian's growth process from naughty to sensible. The plot of chess and returning to her hometown to visit her grandfather has become a key node. It not only restores the core content of the story, but also outlines the warmth of family affection and the power of growth with classical strokes, adding a long and lasting charm to the childhood story of this small town in southern Fujian.