"The five colors dazzle each other, and the rotten sun shines into light." - "Nagato Fu"
This article is also known as "The Love Daily of Haihunhou", "The Story of the Development of the King of Changyi", and "Two or Three Incidents of Encountering Liu He in the Han Dynasty"
The excavation of the Haihunhou Tomb in 2011 shocked the archaeological community. What is the significance of the mysterious arrangement of gold horseshoes in the tomb? Did the bronze distillation vessels rewrite domestic wine-making technology? Did the "hot pot" loved by future generations really originate from the Han Dynasty?
With such questions, Bai Qingqiu traveled to the Han Dynasty, but unexpectedly, a machine malfunctioned and she turned into a nine-tailed fox. Fortunately, I still met Liu He, although Liu He was still the king of Changyi at that time.
I wanted to go back to modern times again, but who knew that the time and space machine was broken, which made things worse, leaving me speechless and choked. As they gradually got along, Bai Qingqiu discovered that Haihunhou was kind and cute, loved to cry and was afraid of the dark, and was even a girl.
In addition, according to her discovery, the only one who can see her is Liu He, which means that if she wants to leave, she must gain Liu He's trust. It's just... Is this really the case with Liu He in history? Bai Qingqiu was shocked.
Is it possible that she also traveled to the Han Dynasty in a parallel time and space? This is not impossible in theory. Under the butterfly effect, history was accidentally changed. What was Bai Qingqiu's choice?
PS:
Farming, slow-paced, small-scale, dual perspectives, mirroring the Han Dynasty.
It's a matter of fate and shallow pit. Criticisms, corrections and appropriate research are welcome.
Main reference videos:
"[CCTV] Haihunhou"
"[National Treasure Archives] Discovery of Haihunhou"
"[Exploration and Discovery] Archaeological Excavation Site of Haihunhou Tomb"
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