"When a thought arose, I knowingly deceived myself; in the end, who ever cared about right and wrong?" Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, rose in rebellion after an immortal helped him slay a white snake. Before dying, the snake left a curse, vowing to avenge its beheading when the land was flat. The immortal also left behind twelve chess pieces and twelve prophecies. Now, at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, can these prophecies escape their destined course? In a sorrowful world buffeted by storms, life passes like a white colt glimpsed through a crack, and fate is like a game of strategy on a chessboard. In the end, is destiny impossible to defy, or can human will overcome it? Can the twelve chess pieces escape their prophecies? Amid the blood and chaos, the heart is lost in a vast sea of confusion. You can only save yourself; no one else can help.
Come on!!! Collect it first and take a look later!
I envy your writing style, hehe
By the way, White Snake does have a curse! Liu Bang cut the white snake in half! Then Da Han 400 was escaped by Wang Mang in the 200th year!!! And Wang Mang was the earliest communist! Suspected time traveler!
Empress Fu and Emperor Ai were promoted out of political interests in history. The relationship between them was more of an interest relationship and was not the same concept as the modern co-wives.
Wow, how long is the full text? Why do I feel like I can't quite understand the plot_(:з∠)_What is the main plot about?
Wow Dong Hyun is out. Is he a male concubine now? Or is it just related to the emperor?
Make up for it, it feels great
Is Tingli being affected? Is attacking Gansui? Let's talk about np. Are the poems in the article all original by the author? So awesome
Doesn't it look very interesting?
The goddess is so lucky! Pay attention to rest! Be safe on the road! Mwah!