[Embarrassing middle-school-era history. Lie flat and take the mockery; keeping this as a memento of my tastes.]
As his years drew to a close, Prince Linchuan returned to his fief. That year, spring came especially late.
As the Prince of Linchuan listened to the rain on the road, he suddenly remembered the endless willow fluff of spring in the capital, the incense-filled Anguo Temple,
and the general on a white horse, the poet flourishing his brush for a guest, the amorous young man, the graceful young woman...
In the great dream of life, old friends have all dispersed like a breeze. And stories... aren't the most interesting ones always the tales of old friends' past romances?
Note: This story requires some imagination. Its format is modeled on Wei-Jin anecdotal fiction and miscellaneous notes from the Tang and Song dynasties.
A collection of allusion-inspired vignettes and the Prince of Linchuan's memoirs. Each chapter can be read on its own.
You can start or stop at any chapter. Mostly written in classical Chinese; whether you find it charming or cringe-worthy is up to you~
Theme: Nonlinear narrative
Finished reading, the reincarnation of Wang Bo...
"Before whispering, I turned around with joy, my eyebrows were furrowed and I regretted that the mountains were far away." After watching it, I was so satisfied that I didn't know why I had more words to say, so I had to stay away enough.
It's a pity that I can no longer travel with you 😭 😭
Ah, the narrator in the copy appears. He was still a baby back then.
I watched it again, He Ren is great.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Virgin: Farming is not hard work! (Gritting teeth) Cao Huang: Farming is really not hard [doge]
I don't understand the political trend at all, so I just read jokes. Jpg
Although each short paragraph is not narrated in chronological order, there is a causal relationship within it. Based on the existing content, I speculate that the background of the story is Jiang Zi: There was a conflict of interest between King Langya and King Donghai [Example: He Ren hated King Donghai] → The conflict intensified. Perhaps because of King Langya's death, King Langya's party was hit and began to be excluded from the center of power [Example: Zhou Han was demoted from the capital] → The emperor was seriously ill. He entrusted the state affairs to his younger brother, King Donghai (who suspected that the emperor had no children). King Donghai came to power, and the party fought against dissidents [Example: Duan Gong's death, Hu Guanshou's demotion] → King Wu's Rebellion → He Ren quelled the rebellion, and died unexpectedly → Langya's party returned to the center of power → Qin Minzhi became the Prime Minister King Wu's rebellion may have been directly caused by the Donghai King's Party, so He Ren had to clean up the mess, while the Langya King's Party took this opportunity to return to the center of power. Or before the rebellion of King Wu, the Donghai royal party made a major mistake//There was a major change in the capital, and He Ren went to quell the rebellion for military merit (from Zhou Han's return to the capital, "passing the prime minister first"), it can be seen that the Langya royal party is no longer in a weak position after the chaos was quelled) In addition, the members of the Mingzhe Protection Sect so far include: Qin Chang, Shu Chushi, Wang Chong This is just a guess. Those who are not interested in the background of the story will regard the entire text as a collection of jokes. Just continue reading the jokes =3= @que, I changed my guess 233333
It's better to be virtuous than to be lustful. This is a very good saying. It's flattering.
???? Can you say the last sentence again????