Snow Blankets the Bow and Blade

I just saw this article recently. I have always liked Wei Qing very much, so I didn't dare to read articles about him for fear of not being good at writing. This article is really well written, and it is exactly the General Wei in my heart!

The author's wife has disturbed TUT. I would like to ask for permission to self-print this article. Is it okay? Guaranteed not for commercial use, I just want to print it for collection, and there won't be too many people. I haven't been able to contact my wife. I hope if my wife can see it, she can reply >

Liu Che is not a scumbag. As a Liu Han Party member (Liu San My birth name is Han Xin, but A Xin is indeed arrogant and willful

Unexpectedly, all the later ones were deleted... I read it too late and didn't buy the personal journal, but I have been thinking about it over the past few years, and I downloaded it when I first read it. So when I re-read it in the past few years, I silently corrected the typos and so on... [Enough. I really, really like this article. I think I am lucky. I found this article when I was looking for Liu Wei's fans. It is really well written and I feel like I have a good grasp of every historical figure. It won't be biased, which is very rare to see, especially when it comes to Han Yan and other concubines, it doesn't make people feel disgusted with them at all. Liu Yezhu is a womanizer himself, so he can't let others take the blame, hum! The most rare thing is that the fighting part is also written!!! Exciting!!! It feels particularly magnificent and has revived my heroic spirit!!! It's really great that you're not in love all the time! QQ Looking at the many details of the article, the author has really researched a lot of evidence, and the writing is very complete and in place, and even the only fictional mother of Wei Shuai's three sons seems so reasonable and reasonable. In the words of a gay friend who sold me this Amway product, it is written like the real historical truth. The end of the article is really HE in terms of historical facts... When I first read it, I was really afraid of writing it to the end... The saddest thing about reading a historical fanfic is knowing that the ending may be broken glass... And eating the candy in front of you without hesitation... OTZ

It's a trap. Oh my God, it's a trap.

It's so well written, but it's a pity that I read it too late, and I can't even buy the personal journal. It's a pity. I am extremely fond of the Liu Wei couple, but I have never dared to read fan fiction for fear of thunder, because I am a person who values ​​historical authenticity. But in Daya's article, it can be said that more than 90% of the plot is not divorced from real history. The characters and events mentioned in it are indeed what they were in history. The author's addition of fictional details based on historical materials is very reasonable, and there are no surprises. In particular, the character Wei Qing's military and political abilities are well described, which is rare in novels that focus on emotions, and the author also writes it very well. As I read it, I felt that the author must have worked hard on this period of history in order to write this article. Very admired. All in all, I loved this article. I'll catch a few tiny bugs below, author, please don't hit me (laughs) The most obvious one is Jianzhang Palace. Jianzhang Palace was completed in the first year of Taichu. Wei Qing died in the fifth year of Yuanfeng. It was completed about two years after Wei Qing's death. So it is estimated that the construction time should be in the early year of Yuanfeng. By this time, Wei Qing had probably started to fall ill. In fact, many people have not paid attention to this detail, including me, who previously thought that Wei Qing served as the Jianzhang Palace because of the Jianzhang Palace. In fact, it is the opposite, because Wei Qing once served as the Jianzhang Palace. Wei Qing and Liu Che were young at that time, and the first time they met was the most memorable. Therefore, Liu Che built Jianzhang Palace for Wei Qing. (Touched) Secondly, Wei Qing's three children, Wei Qing was granted the title of General Shifang in their infancy, and they all believed that the mothers of the three children were not the same person. Of course, the author has his own plot arrangement, but I think if the mother of these three children was fictionalized based on historical facts, the relationship between His Majesty and Wei Qing would be even more intense. . . . Your Majesty's terrible possessiveness. . . Also, I personally feel that the marriage between Princess Pingyang and Wei Qing is definitely a shield for Liu Che. Princess Pingyang is close to fifty and Wei Qing is only in his early thirties. I insist that the two of them are not that or that. . . . Moreover, Pingyang was once Wei Qing's master. . You are so much older, don't you feel any pressure, Commander Wei? . . Your Majesty Liu Yezhu, you are so possessive. . . . It makes people feel scary and touching I'm quite satisfied with the fictional part about Huo Qubing's feelings for Wei Qing (laughing evilly). The cause of Huo Qubing's death is indeed very strange. He was so young, so strong and died so suddenly. I think the author found a good reason for him to die young. All for uncle!!! Hmm, it's a nitpick. I guess the author wrote Xiaolian and Pingyang to give Wei Shuai, who was suppressed by Liu Yezhu, a little private life (sweat). Therefore, this kind of thing that has no truth to follow can only be judged by the benevolent and the wise. In short, the author writes so well. I admire you and I love you.

I originally thought that after reading "Black, Cold, Fire" and reading most of the novels in Zonghengdao, Liu Weiwen would have nothing to read. When I stumbled upon this work by the author, I discovered that there is such a way of dealing with the relationship between the monarch and his ministers. The number of characters in the author's works and the depth of character exploration are all among the best in Liu Weiwen's personal opinion.

I like what you wrote about Han Yan. Why does everyone dislike Han Yan so much? He is not a male favorite!

Lian Chengmu has an account, so I have no choice but to say it here. You should be able to read the author's reply. I wonder what's going on with his personal history? If you want to publish it, please tell me here O(∩_∩)O Haha~

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