This is a story I imagined just to pass the time.
There is no protagonist. Each chapter is told from a different character’s perspective, and together they piece together the whole story. I started writing this way because it seemed fun. If it’s hard to read, that’s probably a flaw in my writing.
There’s nothing particularly special about the content. I think readers who enjoy history and are perceptive will have the patience to keep reading.
Shan Li is held captive in Nanling as a political hostage. When he finds an opportunity to escape, he returns to his homeland, Tie Qilin, and meets Nan Gong Shijia Xiao Bing in Yecheng. With the help of Wang Jin, a fellow fugitive who devises a plan, and the northwestern general of the Qiao clan, he makes his way back to the capital and ousts his uncle Chang Feng. After regaining the throne, Shan Li and Xiao Bing find themselves powerless to save a dynasty in natural decline.
Theme: I raise my head and gaze at the bright moon; I lower it and think of home.
This story tells us that men can only move themselves. Shan Li's autobiography is all about how much I love Xiao Bing, how much sacrifice I have made for her, how much I tolerate her when she has such a bad temper. In the end, I did such a disgusting thing, and thought it was natural. I was almost deceived by his affection in the early stage. This story is really educational.
"I am desperately looking for a child for our own sake. Do you understand?" I'm sorry, I don't understand. It's really annoying that Danli has a child with someone else and acts like it's for Xiaobing's sake. He has asked Xiaobing if he wants a child. On the other hand, if he can't have children but needs a child, will Xiaobing accept it gratefully if Xiaobing has one with someone else? His essence is still a man, and his essence is still selfish. He touches himself all day long and acts affectionate. In fact, the one he loves most is himself. It's okay to love yourself, but don't pretend to be affectionate.
I have to keep writing. I started reading in Jinjiang in 2005. There were many excellent authors at that time, and Xunliluo was one of the few books I read with the ending of be (later I only read he). It has been almost twenty years.
I just want to know if Xiaobing is dead or alive
Reliving the time Xiaoyue and Xiaobing spent together with Nangong, things are different and people are different...
My dear, I sincerely admire you and admire you. You have been writing according to your own ideas for so long. I give you a thumbs up. Your writing style is still so to my taste. Really, I just like you. You say everything but don't say anything thoroughly. Men and women all have shortcomings and they are not perfect. You don't shy away from writing about this kind of imperfection. Up to now, Xiaobing's fate is still so bad. When will it end?
I still like my brother, I don't like this Shanli at all
Xiao Bing doesn't love Shan Li at all. Her jealousy of Ping Ping and Bai Tiao is more about jealousy that they are lovable and cared for. They are like children who lack love. Only by being unique can they feel safe. She is sure that she has someone she loves, but she is not sure who it is. She imagines growing old together with Dan Li, but there is no wave in her heart. Is it because she has not seen her heart clearly, or does she not care at all? What a cryptic text.
The male protagonist is really a scumbag who wants one thing and another. In fact, when she chooses to sleep with another woman, she is no longer qualified to talk about his relationship with the female protagonist.
I always feel like this is going to be a turning point. Many of the contradictions that were buried before will soon emerge. Has Xiaobing already had the idea of leaving? When Shan Li takes back Bai Tiao, will he feel that this woman is not greedy for power and is not pretentious, and will he become infatuated with her? Or will Danli die? What special relationship will Xiaobing have with this child? I always feel that this child is the spiritual baby in the protagonist column
This story tells us that men can only move themselves. Shan Li's autobiography is all about how much I love Xiao Bing, how much sacrifice I have made for her, how much I tolerate her when she has such a bad temper. In the end, I did such a disgusting thing, and thought it was natural. I was almost deceived by his affection in the early stage. This story is really educational.
"I am desperately looking for a child for our own sake. Do you understand?" I'm sorry, I don't understand. It's really annoying that Danli has a child with someone else and acts like it's for Xiaobing's sake. He has asked Xiaobing if he wants a child. On the other hand, if he can't have children but needs a child, will Xiaobing accept it gratefully if Xiaobing has one with someone else? His essence is still a man, and his essence is still selfish. He touches himself all day long and acts affectionate. In fact, the one he loves most is himself. It's okay to love yourself, but don't pretend to be affectionate.
I have to keep writing. I started reading in Jinjiang in 2005. There were many excellent authors at that time, and Xunliluo was one of the few books I read with the ending of be (later I only read he). It has been almost twenty years.
I just want to know if Xiaobing is dead or alive
Reliving the time Xiaoyue and Xiaobing spent together with Nangong, things are different and people are different...
My dear, I sincerely admire you and admire you. You have been writing according to your own ideas for so long. I give you a thumbs up. Your writing style is still so to my taste. Really, I just like you. You say everything but don't say anything thoroughly. Men and women all have shortcomings and they are not perfect. You don't shy away from writing about this kind of imperfection. Up to now, Xiaobing's fate is still so bad. When will it end?
I still like my brother, I don't like this Shanli at all
Xiao Bing doesn't love Shan Li at all. Her jealousy of Ping Ping and Bai Tiao is more about jealousy that they are lovable and cared for. They are like children who lack love. Only by being unique can they feel safe. She is sure that she has someone she loves, but she is not sure who it is. She imagines growing old together with Dan Li, but there is no wave in her heart. Is it because she has not seen her heart clearly, or does she not care at all? What a cryptic text.
The male protagonist is really a scumbag who wants one thing and another. In fact, when she chooses to sleep with another woman, she is no longer qualified to talk about his relationship with the female protagonist.
I always feel like this is going to be a turning point. Many of the contradictions that were buried before will soon emerge. Has Xiaobing already had the idea of leaving? When Shan Li takes back Bai Tiao, will he feel that this woman is not greedy for power and is not pretentious, and will he become infatuated with her? Or will Danli die? What special relationship will Xiaobing have with this child? I always feel that this child is the spiritual baby in the protagonist column