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Reborn as the Youngest Son of Ran Min, I Buried Hu Anqi in the Former Qin Dynasty "Beiming" is taken from "There are fishes in the North Ming" in "Zhuangzi. Xiaoyaoyou", which is a metaphor for the protagonist Ran Cao, who is dormant in the troubled times in the north like a Kunpeng and is responsible for the fire of civilization. "Book" not only refers to his identity as the scholar of the Imperial Academy of Qin, but also symbolizes his mission of inheriting civilization. It is itself a "living history book" written in blood and fire. The Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms, an e 3Reads—Score—Shelves
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Customized Guide to a Perfect Life
He Qingdong was born in a poor family in the southwest mountainous area. He was determined to change his destiny and was admitted to Peking University as the provincial champion. Although he lived a poor life in school, he was positive and positive. He fell in love with Lin Yue, a rich girl, but their father blocked their relationship and they broke up because of their different family backgrounds. Spurred by love, he devoted himself to his studies. After graduation, he went abroad for further s
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