This story has nothing to do with history. It was inspired by historical novels, so please don't compare it to actual history, dear readers. Love you all!
Cao Shuo's master was the ambitious hero Cao Mengde, while Guan Lengyan's master was the God of War, Guan Yunchang. As sentient weapons, the two entered the world together during the Sui and Tang dynasties.
Cao Shuo was split into several pieces during Sima's usurpation of Wei, and scattered far and wide. While trying to find her missing pieces, she met a young man named Li Jiancheng. Between feigned affection and genuine feelings, where will the two of them go from here?
...The above is the formal version. Here's the down-to-earth version...
Cao Shuo: How can I get my hands on the Li family's bow and merge the black iron inside it with myself?
Li Jiancheng: Why does Miss Cao keep switching between warm and cold? What did I do wrong this time?
Cao Shuo thought: Never mind. The Yuwen family has ancestral weapons too. I'll go take a look.
Li Jiancheng: Why is Miss Cao acting strange around that guy from the Yuwen family? I have to make sure they know she's engaged to me.
Much later, Cao Shuo stared at the bow in the emperor's hands and thought: It's been so many years. When will I finally get my hands on it?
Li Jiancheng: Why is my wife so fascinated with this bow...?
Below is a preview of my upcoming story, My Little Sister Is Lin Daiyu.
Zan Baolin got a call from the hospital. The mother and younger sister of the body she now inhabited had been in a car accident. Their condition was critical, and they needed surgery immediately.
Zan Baolin hurried into the underground parking garage. As she drove out, she thought, Is this some kind of joke? I only just transmigrated into this girl's body, and haven't even figured out the situation yet, and now I have to face her family. But I can't just stay away. Her family is waiting for her to sign the papers and save their lives.
She rushed to the hospital. After waiting outside the operating room for a while, her younger sister was wheeled out first. The nurse told the girl when she woke up, "Miss Lin, we've explained the follow-up arrangements to your older sister."
Zan Baolin tried to guess how the sisters got along. Trembling inside but smiling, she asked, "Are you feeling better, little sis?"
Who knew the girl's brows would shoot up as she replied in a delicate voice, "Who's your little sister? I clearly don't have an older sister. Stop pretending to be related to me."
Zan Baolin was terrified, but forced herself to keep a straight face. For a moment, she thought she'd been found out.
Theme: The Tang dynasty
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Inside the imperial mausoleum, Jiancheng stretched out Erkang's hand: Son, wife, don't leave! There's not enough food! After Jiancheng's completion, a large group of family and relatives, who had been waiting for ten years or more and were ready to take advantage of him again, came like wolves and tigers...
Sigh, it's so poignant. The author didn't actually specify the exact time period or year in the text. But so many years have truly passed, from when Jiancheng and his family were just children, to the millennium thousands of years later. So many years have gone by!
Good Things Are Near - Li Jiancheng A young boy encounters soldiers seeking aid; he brandishes his spear, having never before sought to fight. We pledged our friendship, from childhood to old age; at that time, you were still young. Alas, our love has faded, and youth has passed. Year after year, I sit idly before your tomb, without a thought of your aging.
Honestly, I really like novels where romance is a secondary plot. Regardless of whether the main character is male or female, or whether it's real life or a fictional story, love isn't the most important thing; it's just a small part of the story.
Congratulations on the completion of the book! Looking forward to the next one!
Huh? So Cao Shuo stayed with Li Jiancheng until the end?
My dear wife, please take care of your health. The writing can be done slowly, there's no rush... Speaking of which, of all the novels by the author, I still prefer the one with the male attire...
As the saying goes, a dog's life is more important.
Waaaaaah, so heartbreaking! Sigh, if you can't handle it, it's better not to run two accounts at once. Your health is important!
I really love the author's Red Chamber novel.