The Way has three branches:
The highest probes the void and explores the hidden, investigating the changes between Heaven and humanity;
The middle cultivates the heart and nurtures one's nature, bringing order to the world and the state;
The lowest commands ghosts and drives away illness, easing the troubles of the mortal world.
Over wine, I discuss the Way as flowers in a mirror break apart. A century of sorrow and joy passes in great laughter.
PS: Some character designs are inspired by The Ravages of Time, Dynasty Warriors, and the Three Kingdoms card game.
PS again: Since the author's worldview is crooked, this novel is bound to feature a world seen through the eyes of charlatans. The whole story is based on real history, restructured and reenacted through a deconstructive lens. Still, there's no doubt this is a romance, with everyone paired with everyone. If that's not your thing, please don't read.
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This article has covered all the famous people in the Three Kingdoms from beginning to end. I admire it. I am even more impressed that I was able to finish reading it. It shows that I can read any novel when I am in a book shortage. It's not easy for the author to write an article, so I won't leave a comment. I'm just passing by. I can only be sure that I will never read this article a second time.
This article has covered all the famous people in the Three Kingdoms from beginning to end. I admire it. I am even more impressed that I was able to finish reading it. It shows that I can read any novel when I am in a book shortage. It's not easy for the author to write an article, so I won't leave a comment. I'm just passing by. I can only be sure that I will never read this article a second time.
I finished reading it in one go, and I felt like I didn't understand many parts... The author must have read a lot of books, and many parts are very serious. Although it is a romance, I feel like I have seen a world of counselors who are striving for success step by step. It's amazing.
I have to admit I enjoyed the Machiavellian machinations involved and the Yixue Taoist stuff. The author must have read a lot of books and knows a lot. These past few days, my mind has been filled with the idea of "taking others as a mirror", and I feel that I am superficial and know very little.
One dream means three lives. With their temperament, the next life will come to an end, and they don't know when it will end. I guess Zhang Liang and Chao Mei said the same thing that time, the next life and the next life. Although the two of them still didn't die together, the ending was much better than I thought. Actually, for me, the perfect ending of this article is for Guo Jia to weed Xiaomu, and then cry blood or something. Now this ending has been expected for a long time, but it is inevitable to feel sad. I feel like watching the heroine go on with so much pain and hatred, it feels like her fate is irreversible.
I am waiting for my uncle with excitement. Hey, I really think Xun Yujun is a better match than Guo Jia, but it's a pity that they don't call.
After Guo Jia's death, will the Little Celestial Master marry Lingjun? In fact, I want to know more about whether Guo Jia loves Tianshi. Although his behavior and other aspects give people an ambiguous feeling, many of Guo Jia's actions are not like that... Plus the previous [Luo Shen], so I always feel that the relationship between these two is very unstable... Relatively speaking, I think Lingjun is pretty good. No matter what Lingjun planned, at least Lingjun saved the Tianshi at the beginning.
Damn, bastard QAQ The bastard commentator fell in love with Guo Jia because of your article QAQ Can I have a next life with memories? If I can't, I'll be so sad. Sir, you can't be a fool QAQ But having said that, I actually think it would be better for the heroine to die before Guo Jia. Since Guo Jia is about to die, she should torture him and then let him die [face covering.
Hmm... Such a rushed but evocative ending. But there are so many unsolved mysteries in this article, A Duo, are you really not going to write a few extras to fill them in? TUT For example, I have always cared about what Guo Jia said. Chao Mei can't tell the difference between the two brothers... Could it be that she actually fell in love with her younger brother but married him... |||||I care so much that I care so much that Aduo must answer me orz Also, what happened to the last seclusion? Didn't Guo Jia die at that time, and he was still living in seclusion playing the piano?? And why did the heroine arrive at his grave half a year later? The treatment was so bad. The heroine obviously buried Xiao Gao with her own hands, so why did she treat Guo Jia... The girl you met at the end was Mu'er's reincarnation, right? Are you really not going to continue this foreshadowing (?) TUT
Wait= =… Why do I feel that Zhen Mi and Guo Huan's identities have been changed...? Zhen Mi is the wife of Yuan Xi, who was born into a noble family, right…||||||