Locked Towers: A Life of Foolishness

Since ancient times, it has been said that dynasties at their height should compile their histories. Today, our flourishing dynasty has a wise and mighty ruler and clear governance. Compiling the history of the previous dynasty is the will of the people. This history will serve as a lesson to future generations, a great achievement of the emperor and a blessing for his descendants. After consulting countless historical records and interviewing surviving officials of the previous dynasty, the Grand Academician, Academicians, and editors of the Wenyuan Pavilion spent three years compiling The History of Yan, recording the merits and faults of the Han clan of the previous dynasty. The History of Yan is divided into three parts: Locked Towers, recounting emperors and generals; Listening to Rain, Mourning, mostly about the feuds of the martial world; and Debating Innocence, a collection of unofficial folk records. Respectfully submitted in the third year of the Zhongtong era, Xie Qiushi, Grand Academician of the Wenyuan Pavilion "A few words can sum up all the glory and decline, and a laugh can put every grudge and love affair behind us. Those dozens and dozens of volumes of The History of Yan are truly dull! Leave all that stiff, formal language to the emperor and top scholars in the capital!" laughed Quick-Tongued Li, the storyteller at the Zuixian Inn on Chonghua Street in Jinyang Prefecture. "Today, this old man will tell you about the past dynasty. Whether it's true or not, just enjoy the tale." In a nutshell: Deceiving others and oneself, he ended up losing his one true love. A scummy, scheming prince and actor, top x a lovesick, sharp-tongued treacherous minister, bottom (HE) Ongoing new story | Completed new story | Apocalypse The Hunter Corps series: Young Master Su's Blood, Sweat, and Tears in Training His Husband #favorite_1{color:#DC143C;font-weight:bold;border-style:double;} #favorite_1{color:DC143C;font-weight:bold;border-style:double;} Theme: