The Republic of China era: what kind of time was it?
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times;
It was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness;
It was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity;
It was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness;
It was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair;
We had hope before us, we had nothing before us;
We were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way…”
The She people, who revere Panhu and the phoenix, have practiced slash-and-burn farming for thousands of years. Simple and hardworking, they have also suffered generations of discrimination and oppression at the hands of the Han.
Lan Yun, a descendant of the She, is torn between two men and caught between political factions and the fate of her country. Can the lost culture of her people live on through her? With her own secrets and her beloved’s lies, can happiness find her again?
Ke Zhujie, a pillar of the ruling party and an elite agent, still cannot sever the ties of love with the sword of wisdom. He cannot have both family and love; he cannot decide between betrayal and loyalty.
Lei Wanjun, a descendant of the She and an underground agent. His unwavering pursuit of his beliefs leads him to give up the one he loves most. Should he sacrifice his beloved for the party, or himself for his beloved? In this life, all he wishes is to follow Fan Li’s example and return to his hometown with Xi Shi.
(Some legends about the She people are used here only as fictional material. The Three Phoenix Ladies, rituals, phoenix gallbladders, dragon scales, and so on are all fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Any controversy surrounding the Nationalists and Communists is included solely for the sake of the story; the author has no personal opinion on the matter.)
(“She” is pronounced like the “she” in “sheer.” It means “to burn hills and farm the land,” and was probably a name given to them by the Han. The She people originally had no writing system.)
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-----At last, I have my own cover!! Setting off fireworks~~※※~~~~~~~~~※※※~~~~☆☆☆
It’s so sad to have no cover! With no one to rely on, I had to do it myself. It took a while, and this will have to do for now. Please, someone, give me a prettier cover someday, with handsome men and beautiful women!
Theme:
The name is very nice, Lan Fenghuang
Not bad, score and spread the flowers!!!
Score and scatter flowers!!!!
A little sad, a little funny. Come on, okay
The most important thing is that there is no charge for writing your article later, thank you.
It's quite nice and the writing is smooth. Are you a newbie? Very good, keep writing, looking forward to your new articles
I like it very much. It feels very warm and the writing is good. Come on!
I like it very much. It feels very warm and the writing is good. Come on!
It started well, but then it got a little weird~ But I like the novel very much~ It would be very interesting if it is so real. Yeah, but the character of the heroine is not very interesting, it is too sharp. The series of measures to return to modern times are also a bit ill-considered~ Most people will contact their family first, at least give her aunt a call, and then ask about whether they can continue to obtain academic qualifications and how to deal with the hero's ID card problem instead of directly looking for a job. I think so, so I am not the heroine. Hehe, cover your mouth and snicker~
Not bad. I like this warm feeling.