The Beauty Who Supports Life——the Legend of Yu Ji

At the end of the Qin and Han Dynasties, heroes were vying for the throne, from the first peasant uprising in Chinese history - Chen Sheng and Wu Guang's uprising, to Liu Bang's White Snake Uprising, and Xiang Yu's eight thousand sons crossing the Wujiang River to uprising. In just three years, the descendants of the six countries joined forces to resist Qin, and Qin II died. In the following five years, Chu and Han fought. Due to various reasons, the overlord of Western Chu was defeated, and Liu Two hundred years after the founding of the Western Han Dynasty, this story of conquests and conquests has been talked about by future generations. It has also made countless future generations lament because of the unparalleled love tragedy of "Farewell My Concubine". Li Qingzhao's "I was born as a hero, and died as a ghost hero. I still miss Xiang Yu and refuse to cross the Yangtze River." It is even more memorable for the legend of the tragic hero. What I want to talk about is this unparalleled love tragedy, with the historical background of the late Qin and Han Dynasties as the historical background and modifications. After all, history is just a nail to hang the novel on. There is no need to delve too deeply into the details. For example, "Zhang Liang stabbed Qin in the sand and accidentally hit the passenger car." The change I made to the car was just Qin Shihuang's deception. I will modify many real histories to meet the needs of the plot. I hope you will not delve into it. Tracing back to the source of the passing water in the ticking of time, recalling the sky and rivers of the past, such as the bloody sunset and the iron-bone goshawk, the hunting flag and the beacon smoke across the plain, and the heroic heroism and the tenderness of the water, this story is about to be staged...