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Small Town with Many Stories
Su Ran, who just graduated from college, left his hometown town and came to the prosperous Jincheng City to make a living. She joined an advertising company as a planning assistant and rented in an old apartment building. The small, dark room and the unfamiliar and indifferent neighborhood made her feel a little lost. On her first day at work, faced with the complex work flow and fast-paced office atmosphere, Su Ran was so nervous that she accidentally spilled the coffee and spilled it on the do
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Summoning the Soul of History: the Rise of the Tang Dynasty in the Beacon Smoke of Anshi
I have a terrible headache! Li Shoujun felt like he was crumpled into a ball of waste paper and then brutally thrown into the sewer. There was a constant "buzzing" in his head, and countless memory fragments were dangling in front of his eyes like a revolving lantern, so that he almost died. Who am I? Where am I? What am I planning to do? He suddenly opened his eyes and saw tattered earth walls.
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The Prince of Fishing: Useless Fish to Gain All the Power in the World
Raindrops as big as peas pounded down, and the whole world seemed to be covered by a gray curtain, so tight that no wind could penetrate. On the side of the Great Chu Dynasty, in a very remote corner of the Prince's Mansion, there was a small, shabby courtyard that was being washed away by the ruthless rain.
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The General Who Suppressed the Army and Promoted the Great Desolate Times
In the morning in Xuanhuangyuan, the fog was like milk that God accidentally spilled. It was so thick that it couldn't be dispersed. The visibility was low, just like a blind man groping for an elephant, unable to see anything clearly. Lin Zhao was bent over. The bundle of firewood on his back was so heavy that it almost broke his spine. He held the hatchet tightly in his hand, so tightly that his palms began to sweat.
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