[Blurb] Abandoned. Don't come in. The peerlessly beautiful Chen Yuanyuan drifts from place to place amid the chaos of a troubled age. By fate, she encounters the Jiangnan scholar Mao Bijiang, Imperial Father-in-Law Tian Hongyu, rebel king Li Zicheng, Shun General Liu Zongmin, Ming Earl of Pingxi Wu Sangui, and Fang Guangchen, son of Fang Yizao, Minister of War of the Ming Dynasty. In the end, with whom will she grow old? May I eat the red jade herb and drink until I never wake again. He is drunk, and so is she. Who, in the end, is he? What kind of love begins with "I like you, I love you," and ends with "I still love you, but I don't like you anymore"?
[Behind the Scenes]
Fang Guangchen: "Your tofu is delicious."
Chen Yuanyuan: "Is it really that good?"
Fang Guangchen: "Of course. After all, beauty is a feast for the eyes."
Chen Yuanyuan waves the owner over and says, "A plate each of pan-fried tofu, Firecracker Welcomes Spring, spicy tofu, golden and silver tofu, and jadeite mandarin duck eggs."
Fang Guangchen: "..."
Chen Yuanyuan: "If you like it, eat more. Take your time."
Fang Guangchen: "..."
Earl of Pingxi: "Guangchen, do your best!"
Content warnings:
1. Historical setting: late Ming to early Qing.
2. The characters are not all sexually inexperienced. Everyone knows Chen Yuanyuan isn't a virgin.
Theme:
I really admire all those who have a good foundation in ancient Chinese prose and have a profound cultural background.
I'm waiting for you. Your skills in classical Chinese are really good.
There is an exam on Thursday, so Zhi'er has to cram for it. This article will be updated on Saturday, little angels.
Awesome, but what if I only have 48 hours?
I saw this article today and I feel very good about it. I see that DaDa has reopened another article. Has this article been abandoned? To be honest, I still really want to know the ending of Chen Yuanyuan.
Zhi'er is on the train. Due to the long distance, the round trip will take about six days. Zhi'er asks for a leave from everyone. Terribly sorry.
As a Han nationality, I still like the Ming Dynasty
Come on, I also like the history of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, resistance and oppression, struggle and choice.
It's great. Please keep updating. The writing style is so realistic.