Daewoo Chronicle

Daewoo, a dynasty that took advantage of the situation and robbed it, was enjoying a prosperous period, but also suffered many disasters. Qu Yan, the daughter of King Shangping of the Xia Dynasty and Duke Wei of the Yu Dynasty, fought her way out of Huiling in Anxi and never returned to her beloved hometown of Wei. Yunhui, a monk at Jiangchang Chanle Temple, has neither father nor mother. The Jiangnan water town and the kindness of his master have created his gentleness. They met, got to know each other, and went through the ups and downs of power struggle, hoping to live without regrets. However, when they have gone through most of their lives, the story of this world has just begun. The historical dynasties this article draws on are the Sui and Tang Dynasties, but after all, they are imaginary, so there will definitely be unconstrained ideas. The Buddhist principles involved in the book have little basis in fact. They are all wrapped up in a Buddhist veneer based on my own thoughts. This article is mixed with various elements, but the author is incompetent and cannot list them all, so I apologize if I make some mistakes. Finally, the author wants to say that he wants to write an article that readers will not forget after reading it, but perhaps his skills are limited and he cannot really achieve such expectations. This article is tentatively scheduled to be updated every other day.