Xie Heng stood on a hillside outside Pingjiang in the second month of the thirty-second year of Emperor Ai of Qi's Guanghua reign, in the year 881 AD. From this point, twelve hundred years earlier, in the late Spring and Autumn period, Chinese civilization, represented by Confucian culture, was just beginning to take root. Twelve hundred years later, Confucianism had declined, replaced by the flourishing machine industry of the West, and China was no longer what it once had been. In the span of those years, the world had undergone tremendous changes. The moment Xie Heng now found herself in was the midpoint of those two thousand four hundred years, an era when Han civilization was about to reach its peak. Before its gradual decline, it would enjoy four hundred years of prosperity. And she stood at the very beginning of that golden age.
Completed No. 1: Having lived through the reigns of two emperors, when I look back, do I have any regrets?
Completed No. 2: I'm a J-type, I'm delicate, not cheap.
Completed No. 3: An agent and a rich, handsome man
In progress: One woman, two men, a waltz for three.
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Shengshili mentioned that Xie Heng spent the two years before his death from illness in a temple outside the palace, which shows that he and Yan Cheng were separated at that time. He also said that Xiao Yanzi often saw his father staring at the palace gate, and had a premonition that the relationship between the male and female protagonists after the political marriage in this story would not go well.
God, it hurts to see it come to an abrupt end here. It's hard to find a work where the author thinks deeply about history and human nature, is willing to simmer slowly, and is well-written. I also dream that the author will be willing to come back and finish this masterpiece.
So this is... A trap?
Looks good, please update soon
Since entering this place, there is nothing in the sea of literature that can be seen. I have been searching hard for a good work, but I can't find it. I feel regretful, like a castle in the air. However, looking at his work now, I am astonished! It describes the harmony of all living beings, the sharpness of historical facts, and the splendor of form and language. It cannot be described in words, but it can only be described in three words. Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful!
Very very wonderful! Super atmospheric! Thanks for the great article! I know that the text will fade after being kept for a long time, But please write a chapter about the first encounter between the male and female protagonists!!!!! Thanks for your hard work!!!
Little Ah Heng is so kind. Children like this are blessed.
I saw an update at the beginning of the golden age, but the article is still locked. What's going on?
Waiting for more updates, I think the author's female protagonists and male protagonists are always eye-catching
Ahem. Copy Daogu Zai's reply to Jiang Hezai under the article "The Beginning of the Prosperous Age": [10th Floor] Author's reply Publication time: 2014-01-23 12:14:21 Ah hum, Jiang He is guessing that I can't continue writing, so I'll share the main ideas with you: Classmate Wei is A Heng's senior brother, ten years older than her, a childhood sweetheart with a lot of love and affection. A Heng's teacher was a great hermit. Seeing that Qi Qi was about to perish, he asked the A Heng brothers and sisters to go out to save the country and the people. Student Wei chose to help Qi Shi, which is related to the fact that he was born in the mountains and was deeply taught by his teachers. A Heng has seen the suffering in the world, and she believes that one should not be loyal to a country, but should help whoever can end the war and unify the country. At this point, the brothers and sisters separated. As the daughter of Mrs. Fu and a disciple of the master, Aheng betrayed Qian Qi and conquered the world together with Lao Sanlang (hey, Yiluersan). He and Brother Wei were their own masters, and they abused each other in various ways. Finally, in order to unify the righteousness and take advantage of Emperor Qi's stupidity and suspicion, A Heng designed to kill brother Wei. Then... Lao Sanlang married A Heng as his queen and made Xiao Yanzi the prince. Ah Heng died young at the age of thirty-five. Call…