This is a romantic story in the flames of war. Emotions give way to war, and war paves the way for emotions. It is entangled and colorful.
Qingtong's life is always repeating the cycle of every gain must be followed by a loss, and every loss must be followed by a gain. Because her mother is not favored, the young Princess Qingtong of Dayuan has the freedom to grow up. She fought for the right to study for herself, and met her first love in Taixue. However, the good dream did not last long, and an imperial edict married her to the border guard who had a grudge against the royal family. Qingtong relied on her own ability to repel powerful enemies. At the border, she found a space suitable for her growth, and she grew tenaciously. It was also there that Qingtong met the most powerful enemy and pursuer in her life. Just when she made up her mind to take root in a foreign land, a major natural disaster and coup in her country aroused her responsibility...
Li Fei, Zhou Yuanzheng, Xiao Tunan, and Ren Pingsheng, these four men with different identities and completely different personalities record the growth story of Qingtong. It's not time travel, it's not the crown prince. Let's see how she ascended to the highest throne and how she escaped unscathed.
The origin of the title of the first part of the book is that during the Spring and Autumn Period, the Qin State had four weak kings in succession after the emergence of an overlord Qin Mugong. By the time of Qin Xiaogong, the Qin State was already very poor and weak. Qin Xiaogong's method of summoning powerful countries from all over the world and the Summoning Order were very sensational. My ancestors They all dared to scold him, saying that he had regained hegemony for the Qin State and had no regrets after nine deaths. Qin Xiaogong ignored all the wise men who came to the Qin State, and finally got Wei Yang, a scholar from Shandong. At that time, the wise men from all over the world saw him and said, "Qin Gong's spirit is as vast as the sea, and his ambition for hegemony is small. He should conquer the world!"
The second part is here, (the second part won the first prize in the Yuedu Ji Essay Contest, I am very happy)
This is an old article, friends who still remember it can read it
These two are part two. Among them, I like Hua Shi very much. You are welcome to watch.
Medium-length traditional martial arts novel, but the characters are quite different
The following are five short stories, some are science fiction and some are ghosts. Let's see which one is more interesting. I wrote all five short stories with great care.
The Qingtong series is divided into three volumes, Da Chu, Da Zheng, and Da Rong, all of which are completed. Never a Eunuch. The first two volumes are already on the market and are available for sale. The final volume is expected to be released in July. I hope you will support it.
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I read the physical book very early. When I was a kid, I didn't think the ending was anything special. Now that I'm rereading it, I'm so angry at the ending that I can't sleep. I remembered correctly that the male protagonist had a bunch of concubines before he met her. Not only did the female protagonist give up her kingdom as an emperor, but after she went to find the male protagonist, she had to serve this bastard together with the Three Palaces and Sixth Courtyard🥒??? Also, the male protagonist launched a war and killed so many people in the garden. Can the female protagonist's love affair be wiped out? In her heart, the female protagonist still felt that she owed the male protagonist. Oh my God, this three views are hopeless. There are really few novel endings that make me so angry. The first part was so good. I felt like crying when I rewatched the first part. Why did we give Qingtong such an ending? The heroine who started off so well turned into a cold-hearted woman who washed her underwear [heartbroken]
I read the physical book very early. When I was a kid, I didn't think the ending was anything special. Now that I'm rereading it, I'm so angry at the ending that I can't sleep. I remembered correctly that the male protagonist had a bunch of concubines before he met her. Not only did the female protagonist give up her kingdom as an emperor, but after she went to find the male protagonist, she had to serve this bastard together with the Three Palaces and Sixth Courtyard🥒??? Also, the male protagonist launched a war and killed so many people in the garden. Can the female protagonist's love affair be wiped out? In her heart, the female protagonist still felt that she owed the male protagonist. Oh my God, this three views are hopeless. There are really few novel endings that make me so angry. The first part was so good. I felt like crying when I rewatched the first part. Why did we give Qingtong such an ending? The heroine who started off so well turned into a cold-hearted woman who washed her underwear [heartbroken]