"I really want to see the prequel in the snow, to see Xu Xiao's horse riding across the Six Kingdoms, Northern Liang's 300,000 cavalry, and the second-grade martial arts that dominate the world; look at the tide of the Guangling River, the green-robed swordsman with one man and one sword, strolling across the river; look at Princess Wu Su dressed in white and wearing a dragon drum, Look at the Huanglong warriors who dominate the top three, look at the orthodox Chu of the Central Plains, millions of halberd-wielding warriors, and the majestic Great Phoenix Palace; look at the ambitious Li Yang, who is as powerful as a tiger and has become a slave of the Eight Kingdoms; look at the trailing river, look at the west wall, look at that..."
I often hear snow friends say this, and I feel lost when I talk about it, but no one dares to actually write about it, for fear of ruining our snow, the rivers and lakes that can only exist in our minds, but I can't help but think about it, and want to write about it. , Write what I have in my mind, that time when the world was rising and falling, and the turbulent Spring and Autumn Period. I have little talent and learning, and my writing style is immature. I dare not call it a "prequel". I have a grand plan for domination. This time I won't talk about mountain ghosts. I will tell all my snow friends!
Note beforehand:
1. This author account belongs to a friend of mine. I am borrowing it temporarily. I just want a platform for posting, and it has nothing to do with all other factors.
2. Writing about the past timeline in the snow is too confusing. I thought about it for a long time and decided to write it in this way.
3. It's full of trivial matters and updated from time to time. Don't mention it, I learned it all from the manager, haha!
4. This is just my personal opinion. Please correct me if I am wrong. If you don't like it, please don't complain.
5. A cup of green ants in the snow, gentlemen, have fun!
——I would like to hold my hand for a passerby in the snow...
Concept: Rivers and lakes, troubled times, temples