In the history books, there is such a brief history.
The book says that once upon a time there was a country called Xixia, with its capital in Yiyang. There was a mountain outside Yiyang called Baitan. There were countless strange flowers and trees in the mountain, and there were thousands of flying insects and animals, and strange things often happened. Over the years, later generations have translated it, but it only contains about fifty words. Only by reading strange stories can we realize that there are indeed some things that have been forgotten in countless ancient years.
No one knows whether this is really the case, and whether there really is a young master in the country who is as beautiful as a heavenly being and knows everything. I don't know if there is really such a fairy altar on Baitan Mountain. There is a girl in the platform who counts the stars every day, waiting for her husband to return.
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Ah... A friend poked me and asked: Do you write classical Chinese?
Actually, T T, I think so. After all, I don't have that skill, I think... Although the first two chapters have the feel of classical Chinese, they are just a small introduction, and the rest are all spoken in vernacular...