Chang'an Trip

Statement on plagiarism: The other author of this book, Jingjing, and I wrote the article in 1999 and published it in Jinjiang in 2005. We have not paid attention to it for many years (hey, 18 years ago, how old the author is and now I don't want to mention it at all). As a result, there are still people who copy it without changing every word, publish books and games, and even direct and act in the text, shouting "Catch the thief". It's really weird. I originally wanted to make a statement here yesterday, but the backend was not working well and started to fail, so I will explain it today. Curious friends can read the message posted by a passerby under the article, which clearly states the name and author of the plagiarized article. ———————————————————————— When she came to the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty, she could have easily enjoyed the glory and wealth, but she was involuntarily involved in the whirlpool of fighting for the world. She won two sincere loves, but shouldered heavy secrets and responsibilities, and walked step by step towards the final and thrilling Xuanwu Sect incident... (Original name: "The Storm of the Tang Dynasty") Disclaimer: This is a vulgar time-travel article, don't read if you don't like it. In fact, this article started 6 years ago. At that time, time travel literature had just emerged, and the two male protagonists were still relatively new (of course they are not what they used to be:). A friend and I prepared a "story solitaire" on a whim, where one person wrote a chapter, and then the other person continued writing, which was inevitably a bit careless. Later, everyone started working, and the story was suspended for three years. Last year, I read many sisters' articles in Jinjiang. On a whim, the two of them started to continue and rewrite it, and posted it for everyone's enjoyment. It's inconsistent with historical facts and the writing is crude, but I hope you can forgive me for it! I would like to pay tribute to Jingjing, the other author of this book! Conception: