Quick Transmigration and Counter-Transmigration

Min... So miserable (she has the same name as my classmate, sympathize with her, hahahahahaha, I have to tell her)

I remember that Yan Ruyu seemed to be from the Fox Demon Bar Liaozhai.

Yan Yiyi finally has some brains. In fact, the person who feels most brainwashed is Su Jing. Her opinions are not stated without careful consideration, and she firmly believes in them. She is very much like a brainwashed person. Then there is another question. This chapter clearly states that Yan Yiyi was swayed by Su Daji's charming appearance. So, does she like Su Daji's face or Su Jing? Although the senior sister said that Su Jing was wearing it, it is obvious that Su Jing's appearance in this chapter is different from before. So, does Yan Yiyi like the charming appearance... Or Su Jing's soul?

I understand the truth, but it is too simple. It is better to believe in books than to have no books; but it does not mean that you can stop reading books. History is indeed written by the victors, but there are always historians who are not afraid of power and insist on the truth. When Cui Zhu killed the king, he wanted the historian to cover it up. The historian wrote the truth and was included in the history and was killed. Then his brother became the historian and still wrote the truth. Some people were Killing, four brothers in the family insisted on recording the truth. In the end, Cui Zhu was not worthy of being remembered in history. As long as there are four brothers like this who are not afraid of force and insist on the truth, the truth can be passed down. Qin Shihuang burned books and harassed Confucians and ordered not to record it. Now, the emperor who is still scolded bloody and engages in literary inquisition is still infamy by history. Ning Ming died and lived in silence. If King Wen of Zhou really had problems, there will definitely be clues in the unofficial history. I believe that Emperor Xin also had good moments, but do you believe that he was overthrown for no reason of his own? I don't think it was because Daji's beauty ruined the country. It's really okay for men to shift the responsibility to women because they didn't do well. The winner is, to a certain extent, Those who are qualified to write history will always have their own reasons for losing. If it weren't for Emperor Xin not being popular among the people, and King Wen of Zhou being prepared, and Emperor Xin himself not realizing it, I don't believe he would have been destroyed. So the historical records may have been exaggerated to make himself justified, but in the final analysis, he definitely has his own reasons. Maybe he who wins the hearts of the people with a loud roar will win the world? Therefore, instead of thinking that the destroyed Emperor Xin was not bad, it is obvious that King Zhou Wen, the virtuous king who created the 800-year-old peaceful Zhou Dynasty as the winner, is more like a good person, because if he had not been good to the people, he would have followed in the footsteps of God Xin. It is better to have no books than to believe in books, but more importantly, history always has its significance worth learning from. Of course, history is never only written by the victors. Those who fail to achieve justice and moral integrity will eventually suffer. So actually... Su Jing is right, it is not profound. According to her logic, there is no need to read books, because I can also say that books were used by the ancients to brainwash people so that they would obey discipline. This makes Yiyi feel awesome, and I feel awesome too. I can only understand that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Yan Yiyi, the so-called top scorer in the college entrance examination, obviously belongs to the type of person who learns without thinking and then loses sight. It seems that all he does is read novels all day long, and he has never thought about anything about human nature, truth, and thoughts...

I thought this was a long story

Emmm, the extra story finally seems to be finished.

Why does it feel like it's unfinished? . . It always feels puzzling. Maybe it was a misconception. . It's unmistakable that big books are always good at jamming. . .

Gone so quickly. . . Why do I feel like the author cut corners a lot?

So suspicious_(?□`‖ ∠)_