Ode to a Thousand Spring

[Manual Highlight] There is an element of robbery, please be careful when entering the pit. Jieyou often thought that her fate was eccentric. It wasn't until she plunged into Zhaoyu 2,200 years ago and escaped from the ruins on the bloodstains on the ground that she realized that everything in the past was nothing. At this time, the Warring States Period is coming to an end. In this divided world, wars, floods, famine, and epidemics are rampant, and human lives are as low as a piece of grass. A young girl from the Xie family named Min, whose pseudonym was Yiyou, followed the traveling doctors around Jingchu, treating illnesses and saving people. She is smart, smart, young and lively. In the eyes of Chu people, she is like a beautiful and passionate mountain ghost. * Once the dream of Wushan was shattered, the Xiaoxiang River was exhausted, and some down-and-out kings and grandsons wanted to take possession of this ghost mountain as their own. —— "Once you go to the Peach Blossom Spring, thousands of springs are separated by the flowing water." ——Li Bai's "Fifty-nine Ancient Poems·Thirty-one" ●Reading tips: 1. Staged 1v1, win over love literature with a sword, develop it bit by bit, and be careful before entering. The plot in the early stage, the emotional line comes after the haircut. 2. The main text has an uncertain CP, a side story, and no main character casualties. 3. Background From the end of the Warring States Period to the Qin Dynasty, the six kingdoms were beaten by the Qin Dynasty (without mercy). It mainly includes Mohist thought, the art of mechanical wood armor, the relay of medical development in the pre-Qin period, and the examination of the completion of the "Nei Jing" and "Ben Jing". 4. The textual research on the Warring States Period is too complicated. If you see any bugs, please help to catch them. I love you all (@^3^) ———— Bamboo Book Series: Xia and Shang Chapter "Chasing the Sun": A short story about Shang Tang's defeat of Xia (under preparation). "Zhuan Zhuan" in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties: the daily life of civil servants, the establishment of the Western Zhou Dynasty and the separation of witch doctors (completed). "Chasing the Light" in the Spring and Autumn Period: A travel guide to the Spring and Autumn Period, the poetry collection and military supervision system of the Zhou Dynasty (in preparation). Qin and Han Chapter "Book of Heavenly Officials": Bian Que's theme, Qin's battle to recover Baiyue (opened in the second volume). Yuan and Ming Chapter "Master of Mountains and Seas": The most ancient Chinese prescription book and the battle of Yunnan during the Ming Dynasty (completed). Purpose: Mohism inherited three generations of witchcraft and inspired heroes of the Han and Tang Dynasties. It was once considered a "prominent school" along with Confucianism. It was a dazzling star among hundreds of scholars and had a profound impact on Chinese culture and intellectual history.