Spilled Water

After reading this article, I read all the history of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. It is really a pity for Fu Jian. I also saw an up player going to Fu Jian's graveyard. The locals didn't know who he was, they only knew he was a defeated general. Still quite sad. For a generation of heroes, only scandals and one failure are left in the mouths of future generations. I hope Fu Tianwang in parallel time and space can get what he wants. By the way, give Wang Meng a call! It's also a great handsome comparison in history!

I have read this article several times. It is one of the best fan stories written by Fu Jian & Murong Chong. Sure enough, only rebirth stories can be reasonable HE. Who said that I, the King of Qin, do not deserve love?

So cute awwwww The author's character is very realistic. I wanted to sleep but I finished reading it in one sitting. It was too late and I was too sleepy to write erratically. But teacher, your writing is really great. Although I am also a fan of the former Qin Dynasty, I have a good impression of the three-piece set of Yao Chang, Murong Chui, and Lu Guang. The failure of the Battle of Feishui was mainly due to Fu Jian's own fault. I couldn't blame others. I gritted my teeth and continued to watch, expressionless, and saw him hanged by Yao Chang in the Xinping Buddhist Temple. In the end, Yao Chang himself became insane, and Murong Chui When he mentioned it to Lu Guang, he would shed a few tears in a hurry, and suddenly felt that the succession of this drama was subtle and traceable. When they met in Jiuquan in the future, Fu Jian was sorry for his father Wang Meng and Fu Rong as he said. From a human perspective, it was indeed a success. I would rather let the world fail me. From Jiangdong to Saibei, there were countless people who were sorry for him. No matter how sincere he is, every time I see him telling others about how good I am to you before the battle, I feel that his level of trust in feelings makes me feel sick to my stomach. But after thinking about so many emperors in history, perhaps Fu Jian is the only one I really want to be friends with. He does have a pure heart. He forcibly tore a light-penetrating gap in the history of the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms, "Chang'an Avenue is lined with poplar trees. There are red wheels walking down and luan roosting on top. The heroes gathered and taught me.", And the people in Guanzhong repaid the spring glory with death one after another. I sighed to myself as I closed my eyes after reading this. Many times I was caught off guard and my heart swelled. No wonder Wang Meng is willing to leave Huan Wen and become Fu Jian's mother. Fu Jian really has the miraculous talent of letting others treat him as his mother (?). Watching him obediently sit aside and brag a few words, and then give you a lot of compliments with a sincere face, you will feel good. And he also has the advantage of being sensible, listening to advice (except for the Battle of Feishui), basically listening to everyone, and then there is "great joy" and rewards. If he had not lost the Battle of Feishui, losing a non-fatal battle would be a good thing for him. As soon as he returned, he immediately realized that he was sorry for the people, Wang Jinglue and Yang Pinggong, and the disease was cured by medicine. This is (even after being so miserable, he still didn't forget to entertain himself with cosplay, which is also cute) I really hope this is true. I always think that if I have the opportunity to travel back in time, the first important thing to do is to save Wang Meng. Just kidding, saving Wang Meng means saving me, Zuo of the Qin Dynasty. When I saw Jing Lue saved, I wanted to praise the teacher for making the adaptation I dreamed of. It's a pity that Fu Rong's role is too small. Fu Rong is cute and cute, and he's also as talented as Wang Jinglue. I'm afraid that Wang Meng will dig out all the hermits in the original plot and it will really make me so cute???? Although I think Fu Jian may have hit the former Qin clan too hard in his previous life. If you want to fundamentally save the former Qin Dynasty, you may still have to follow the example of the Northern Wei Dynasty's household registration system. Although it is not wise to exile the soldiers you can rely on, the number and density of rebellions by the former Qin clan in history are too shocking. This is another bad debt. If the clan is used to it, the reform will not be pushed forward. The Northern Wei Dynasty was not something that Fu Jian could learn. He couldn't learn it just from Shen Hebei. A little earlier, Fu Jian would have killed the leading prince, and later simply exiled him. I sometimes wonder if Fu Jian was influenced by His Highness Yizhu, the Ten Philosophers of a famous Net Temple, Fu Sheng and others, plus he had to kill his brother Fu Fa as soon as he came to power (I know it was the Queen Mother who was the main force, but Fu Jian at least acquiesced), which led to He really wanted to show the world that he had the confidence to be a good king, just by cultivating his virtues. In the later period, the stronger he became (seemingly), the more powerful he was pardoned than before. He even asked Zhu Xu to persuade him to surrender. What kind of mentality allowed him to make such a shocking decision, I still can't understand (I am really a fan, please don't fight) Thinking of the history that Liu Laozhi, who had been at odds with the former Qin a few days ago, had rescued Fu Pi, Xie An received Fu Jian's request for help and planned to send troops. Unfortunately, he was in poor health and was jealous. In history, the two men died only a few days apart, and both were heroes for the ages. It is so wonderful to be able to sit down and play chess like this article. The only difference between the teacher and me is that I think he will still do the job of a king honestly, but being a wanderer is really cool! I have always felt that the former Qin Dynasty is particularly suitable for martial arts AU. The Sixteen Kingdoms are originally chaotic and very close to martial arts. Fu Jian also gave me a very bright and youthful feeling. It is probably the feeling of "Ten thousand fights with Xinfeng fine wine, how many years of Xianyang rangers. When we meet, we drink for you, and we tie our horses to the willows hanging on the tall buildings." This feeling. The nonsense has started to intensify. I may be a sign that I will be attacked by ghost soldiers soon. Wuwuwu, the teacher is virtuous. Anyway, the writing is very satisfactory? After reading it, I was comforted. He has a second chance to correct some mistakes and do better. It is really a luxury.

It's so good, it wipes away my hidden pain about Fu Jian Renhe's unhappy death.

Finally, I have an article that is well-written, has a smooth plot, is full of regrets, and does not criticize either of the two. Many years ago, Murong Chongmo was so angry with me that I worked for Fu Jian. In the past few years, Fu Jian has been mad at me, and I have been working for Murong Chong. That's enough. It's really a strange fate between the two sides who have been fighting each other since ancient times [covering face and laughing]

The first time I learned about their story was in 2021. At that time, I read a book about beautiful men in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, which included a chapter about Murong Chong. At the end, I only had the word regret in my mind. It was the same for Murong Chong and Fu Jian. As for Murong Chong, I think he finally captured Chang'an and finally took revenge, but he died at the hands of his generals not long after. For Fu Jian, a generation of overlords finally died under Yao Chang's white silk. Later, I forgot them in my memory, and then I came across related videos about the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties on a video website, and I suddenly had an idea, and their figures appeared in my mind. In July of this year, I began to wonder in my mind whether the outcome would have been different if Fu Jian had really surrendered. Maybe Murong Chong would really treat him kindly, maybe Murong Chong would personally send him to hell. Of course, there are no ifs in history. This is all just my fantasy. On September 24th this year, I thought of them again, so I started searching for their fanfics online, and then I saw this masterpiece. The deepest impression on me from this novel is that Fu Jian is no longer a traditional overlord. He is not as conceited, so unkind, and so unsuccessful as written in history books. People are multi-faceted. The old man wrote Fu Jian as if he were standing in front of me. The same goes for Murong Chong. He is no longer just beautiful and rebellious as recorded in history books. People see him as a flesh and blood person. After reading this book, I came across an emotional issue about them. The comment section was unanimous in criticizing Fu Jian, and some people were criticizing Murong Chong. This got me thinking. There is really affection between the two of them. I think yes, they do. Whether it's hate or love, there is indeed affection between them, and the bond is not shallow. It's hard for me to come out after reading this article. This is the first time I can't come out after reading an article. Their influence on me was so profound that I thought they were right next to me. And the ending in this article is good for all of them. There are intrigues and emotional disputes, but there are also real feelings, and there is no lack of real feelings. I know that I really like this article, I really like them in the author's writing, and I also like them in history. Hope they are fine on the other side. ---2025.9.2723.59 Will be left after the second brush.

I have always felt that a rebirth story can only be considered a true HE if both parties are reborn.

It's so satisfying to have such a bite amidst the bloody storm between Du Wei.

I really like this article by this old man! Although I don't know much about the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, I can write with such power and imagine the various situations of Fu Jian's rebirth, which is suitable for the identity and age of the king. Moreover, I love the portrayal of Murong Chong's cunning, intelligent, and great husband. In fact, I think Murong's actions and subtle hints after he obtained the memories of his past life are quite appropriate. Although Fu Jian's long-lasting love is a bit puzzling, and the needless long-term meditation in the Buddhist hall also makes him feel indecisive, but the overall deep love, mixed and contradictory descriptions of all kinds of emotions are all pointed out, and the difficult part lies in sighing and thinking about the word "love". . Thank you for rewriting a heroic life. In my memory, I only remember the rout and defeat of the "Battle of Feishui" and the (Han Chinese?) Xie's magical skills. The stereotype is broken, although it is still reluctant. . [Love eyes]

It's beautiful. I didn't expect it to be so beautiful before I clicked it.