Man dies for wealth, and bird dies for food.
Since ancient times, people have been surrounded by countless temptations. Power, money, lust... Countless temptations become entangled and become unspeakable obsessions, tempting people to lose themselves and do irreparable things.
In order to prevent tragedies from happening, some people always reflect on themselves, some use history as a mirror, and some people prostrate themselves at the feet of gods day and night, begging the omnipotent gods to forgive themselves. Gods dominate everything in this world, and have the power to move mountains and seas, destroy heaven and earth. They seem to be pure-hearted and have no desires and desires, but what if one of them develops obsessions? If the emperor is angry and lays down millions of corpses, then how many living beings will be involved in a catastrophe due to a single thought from the gods?
Time flies, and the layout lasts for thousands of years. Behind this seemingly fulfilled wish, there are indescribable gains and losses! Those who are good at wandering drown in Liangchi, and those who are good at planning are ignorant of fate. If this is the case, will they win the battle or...
This article has an overhead structure, and the archaeological reasoning party seeks to let it go.
The author is a novice, don't criticize if you don't like it, I'm just being polite.
This story is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental.
Intention: Those who are good at wandering will drown in Liangchi, and those who are good at planning will neglect their fate.