A collection of imagined historical accounts of Ce Yu, billed as the orthodox version. To hell with the Romance of the Three Kingdoms! To hell with the sickly governor!
However... the author read carelessly and made mistakes all over the place, so anyone who likes Records of the Three Kingdoms will find this a massive minefield.
Also, I saw an MV with dialogue written using horizontal text. The video is from New Three Kingdoms. The creator's name is Mu Qi, right? (Please tell me if I got that wrong|||) I'm glad you like it, thank you~
MV: Alluring Charm
And some time ago, I arrogantly said I would rewrite a Ce Yu story because the writing in this one was so bad. But when I actually sat down to write, I realized that although my writing flows a bit better now, the feelings I had back then are gone.
This is a story that belongs to boys, and to those who have yet to experience the world. Even now, I am still walking an unknown road, but I have learned so much. Though my youthful heart remains, that electric touch in my writing is gone.
I thought these feelings belonged to Ce Yu alone. Now that I've returned to this place, all I can do is clear the weeds from the graves.
And so we have Across the Five Lakes, with a few words revised. No plot has been added or removed, and even the wording changes are barely noticeable. I won't post it for now; after all, it's really not much different. If Jinjiang's custom printing service allows a print run of just one copy, I'd like to publish it as a book. I wonder how many people would want to read it?
The collection will include South of the Sun. I haven't decided on the others yet. Lying right here and waiting to be shot.
Theme:
It's really good (I was so furious but in the end I could only type these four words, and I was speechless to myself.
Postscript is great. Can QAQ be transferred to another space?
I remember it was said in the Three Kingdoms that Zhou Yu "took" Xiao Qiao, so she should be a concubine
I saw the repost on a forum a long time ago and accidentally saw it here again. I'd like to add some points.
So, author, do you like to save the exciting stuff for last~~~~(>_<)~~~~ I am sad but moved by this postscript.
I just saw this great article now! After reading this... I can't say anything else = = "The Soochow generation, starting from Sun Ce's uprising, has a determined and enterprising ambition in the minds of their children, and it ended with Zhou Yu's death." This is the Jiangdong in my heart!
I really like the afterword! It's so tear-jerking T T
Not rough! I have recommended this article to n number of people, especially the postscript is very well written. Are you going to write a new article? Looking forward to it
Looking back on this article N years later, I found it was too rough. Let me overturn it and write a novella again. Is there anything you want to read?
I really want to know the truth at that time. Quan'er, you are so cruel.