What a stupid lie, why do those people believe it so firmly? The people were deceived, the officials were deceived, and the royal family and relatives were also deceived. No money, no home, no life, even if I think this is the case for my whole life, I don't think I have been deceived. People nowadays either say they are stupid or they say they are cowardly, but what is the reality? They have no choice but to be deceived.
Now I have collected the stories of Ling Jizhou, Linghu Xiu, and Si Yi from the Rolling Leaf Forest and the Wanying Tree. In case anyone does not know the stories of these people and is curious about the ending, I have interspersed some fragments from "Threading the Needle" and "Three Thousand Gentlemen" and other books. Please forgive me if it seems confusing.
Lin Yingjiu's disclaimer:
First of all, this book can be read as a pastime, but I would like to remind you that because I am a new author, I still hope to write a perfect novel under the guidance of my love. However, if you don't practice, it will definitely be an idiot's dream, so this novel can also be regarded as a practice. The focus is on character creation and foreshadowing. In short, the following problems may occur (since the book has been revised once or twice, I have tried to avoid them)
1: There is no distinction between primary and secondary, that is, sometimes the protagonist has a low sense of presence (forcibly explained in the book)
2: Don't respond if there is a risk, but respond if there is no risk (try to avoid it)
3: The main story line is simple and has no depth.
The author's thoughts are very divergent but his knowledge is too shallow, so some descriptions and world view setting are also strange:
1: The same object I know is different from the one in the book
2: Some descriptions should be in classical Chinese, but in fact they are words that can only be barely understood.
I am deeply sorry for the above questions, and please forgive me if there are any omissions!
Concept: The most terrifying thing about lies is not that they cannot be discovered, but that no one dares to discover them.