This article uses a small part of ancient vernacular and mostly uses cold narrative writing techniques. Taking the administrative system of the Ming Dynasty as the narrative framework, it adopts a polyphonic structure with two parallel lines. The story takes place in Longqing (line A) and Wanli (line B). Buddhism, Taoism, and the Christianity that was introduced to the mainland from Portugal at that time, the three religions were intertwined with politics (alienated imperial power and corrupted theocracy), and in addition were integrated into the emotional line of the male protagonist and the female protagonist (the pain and growth process of young people).
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This article involves cruel descriptions in a historical context, and those with weak psychological endurance should proceed with caution. Two lines are running in parallel, cashing is delayed, please be patient and wait for the last moment. In the later stage, we will make sophisticated character images and book covers (if possible, we will try to open a dedicated forum website and include the characters/scenes in the book). Please bear with us, readers, as we currently have no budget.
Concept: Under the budding capitalism of the Ming Dynasty, the protagonist gradually moves from ignorance in youth to materialism in the process of handling cases, and develops early small-scale communist tendencies in the process of falling in love with the heroine.