The last city gate slowly swung open, its creak lingering, mournful and drawn-out beneath the blood-red sunset. Ying Qin had been crouching there for a long time. At last, he rose and slowly lifted his eyes to gaze at the distant walls of Handan. The moment he raised his head, he almost expected to see Ying Zhao walking toward him again. That man had been in his field of vision for so long. All this time, he had watched him like that, only to habitually look away whenever Ying Zhao smiled back at him.
He watched him stand atop the ruined walls. He watched him softly sing the song "Tang Di" over and over. He watched the beacon smoke and yellow sand slowly blur his silhouette. He watched the vast desert stretching a thousand miles across this land of ceaseless war.
He said, "What a pity, what a pity that the general did not die on the battlefield, but in court."
A personification of the Warring States kingdoms. An old work of wishful thinking by an unworthy Zhao fan. Not particularly researched, mostly nonsense.
Actually, my goddess told me to make a Jinjiang account, so I obeyed, but I was afraid they'd delete my account if I didn't post anything within two weeks QAQQQQ
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Well, I finished reading it with satisfaction. I wonder if the author can see this comment←_← I searched for this article. . . It's because of the author's pen name. . . Haha, then I was blinded by this article. But it is really good-looking. The classic drama of falling in love and killing each other is performed just right, and it is serious. I really like reading sadistic articles. I always feel that tragedy can express more things because reality is mostly incomplete. But the author's writing style is so good that I can admire it for a moment. The Warring States period is very involving. I think the author is a textualist at heart. I am a true textualist. I dare not look directly at it. This article is awesome. Looking forward to other articles from the author (*ˉˉ*)
Do you hate me? In fact, do you love me? Ah, what a pity. . . The proud man would rather die than bow his head. The outcome of the battle on the battlefield has been determined, but in the heart-to-heart battle, both sides lose. . . But. . . It's so cruel, the author really wants to beat you O__O"...
The historical drama has such a direct feeling. The final confrontation is approaching. It's so sad.
For example, Han Jin's question ←_← is also proud and cannot infringe on dignity. The moment you get it is the moment you lose it, right? Even if there is no mistake in victory, will the winner really not regret it? Ying Qin longs for victory. In addition to ambition, he also has an unspeakable desire. But even he himself subconsciously avoids it and does not want to admit it
Returning to the east without a homeland, looking west to the state of Qin. . . It's so desolate. That general Li Mu will die on the battlefield or in court ~~o(>_
We have been friends for half our lives and enemies for the rest of our lives. . . . I cried. Wei Ji and Han Jin both have great personalities. This article is really good. I found a treasure (*ˉˉ*), but it's a tragedy to be in a hurry.
The writing is fantastic. . . Kneel down and submit~\(≧▽≦)/~
I've finished watching it (serious face) It's physically and mentally abusive. My liver hurts. Can't I heal? QAQ, okay, how is that possible? (Death)