The Azure Waters of My Homeland

Because I like to read stories about ancient characters, I read several of the author's novels, but when I looked back, I realized that they were all written by the same author. I think the author's intention of using ancient stories to give modern girls some life inspiration is very good. The ancient stories are not written to promote feudal ideas, but also to give reflections to the characters in the text. Moreover, the author is very serious about his work, and his replies to readers are sincere, without any condescending feeling. The comments gave me a new understanding of feminism, and I also want to have excellent academic performance like the author. I hope the author lives a happy life and creates more good works! Ps: I really like reading stories about the Tang Dynasty. The author has written many novels about the early Tang Dynasty and the late Tang Dynasty. Are you considering continuing to write about some Tang Dynasty characters~

There is not much happy time left.

If she marries Cao Jue, she might be able to become Renzong's empress Cao's mother.

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How to say it? I would like to apologize to the author first, after all, my message may cause trouble to your creation. First of all, I personally like the innocent love and fateful entanglement in "My Motherland, Tianshui Bi". As a woman, I also very much hope that Dezhao can get rid of his certain death in the cracks of history and return to seclusion among the people with his beloved woman. I also hope that Yongjia can grow old together with the lover she truly likes. But the real history may be dark, and Yongjia's fate may be even more unstable. "Mianshui Yan Tan Lu" 6. On the day when Ding Zhuya was in power, he held a banquet in a private place and suddenly said to everyone: "I heard that the ruler of the south of the Yangtze River loved a girl. One day, he told the ministers: 'I have a girl, whose appearance, manners, and sexual awareness are unique to others. Qing, etc. In order to choose a good son-in-law, one must be young, handsome, talented, and of high family status. 'Liu Sheng of Hongzhou is a county staff officer. He is young and has a good character. The king summoned him urgently, and he was overjoyed to see him. He paid homage to the Prince Consort, and he came and went in the forbidden gate. He was surrounded by treasures, treasures, and wealth. Not long after, the king passed away. Unable to win, he said: "I will never see Liu Sheng again." He cut off his official position and sent him back to Hongzhou. Not long after, he went on a sea trip, returned to his home, and went south alone. What a harbinger of writing. It can also be seen that Li Changling's "Leshan Lu" is based on Liu Chongjun's biography, and his son Jie Shang Taining is the princess, which is Liu Sheng in "Yan Tan". It is recorded in Wang Zhi's "Mo Ji": Lord Li had a state of cultivation, and all the people in the palace gave money to him and published his surname on the stele. There are two princesses, Princess Taining and Princess Yongjia, both of whom are Jingnu. Zhao Zhizhong's "Miscellaneous Records of Lu Ting" records: Shengzong Fangyi Li family, Li Jingnu from Jiangnan. When she first married, she served as an official named Sun, who became the governor of Wujiang. His wife and daughter were all acquired by the Holy Sect, and they were granted the title of Fang Yi, and they gave birth to a princess. I did a cursory check of history and found that Li Jing had two princesses, Taining and Yongjia. One of the daughters died young when the Southern Tang Kingdom was still there, and was not the Yongjia in the book. The only daughter who survived after the destruction of the Southern Tang Kingdom (suspected to be the prototype of Yongjia in the book) was first arranged to marry a minor official named Sun. Then the Liao people invaded, and the princess was taken to the harem of the Liao Kingdom and became a concubine of the Liao Shengzong. Maybe the truth of history is really dark, maybe even the cause of death of Li Zhongyu, the son of Li Yu and Emperor Zhou E, was somewhat strange.

Don't lose heart, author! It can be seen that he is better at research and restoration than most writers in mainland China!

Zhao Guangyi was really a wretched man, full of foul language, he kept paintings after he had seized Xiao Zhou, and he killed his brother for the throne. Alas, such a ruthless and unjust man had nothing to do with the elegant Song Dynasty.

This description is so obscene.

Make Zhou Wei angry to death, Queen Zhou was made angry to death by them.

Is the author's Weibo name Jinjiang?