I'm excited too! Very excited!
I really want to see the scene between Lian Yuan and the heroine! ! ! Hahahaha drool...
Finally OK. . .
I have to admit that you are right. .
When will there be another two chapters? Oh, I'm waiting for death. I want to see the ending.
Hehe~ I can't remember clearly. I used to read Li Qing's "Change in Tianjing" (later expanded to "Blood Rain and Darkness in Tianjing"), and it seems that this paragraph was written. I watched their discussion at Yiwangping and mentioned this matter.
When Li Qing wrote this paragraph in his novel, what impressed me the most was: King Bei came with his men and killed them fiercely. There were only a few hundred people in Prince Yi's Mansion, and there were a bunch of women inside, but they still beat him hard. Huang Wangniang (called Huang Shunv there) was seriously injured, but in order to inform her husband of the dangerous situation in the palace (people in the North Hall did not set the fire at first, but King Yi seemed to have gone to the King of Heaven and has not returned yet), she struggled to the back garden to light a fire - I can't remember clearly when the fire was not lit, I just remember that she was shot to death by an arrow, her body leaned against a peach tree, and blood seeped into the ground...
I don't know why, but this picture left such a deep impression on me. The author replied:
I feel that since Shi Dakai participated in the secret meeting to kill Yang (I guess Xing'er JJ will be slapped to death if he says this), the following is off topic. Let's elaborate on the analysis of Shi Dakai's participation in the execution of Yang.
What is certain about the Tianjing Incident, based on the analysis of the punishment of personnel after the incident, is that Wei Changhui, Qin Rigang, and Chen Chengrong all participated. The participation of all senior cadres of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom at that time proved something: Yang Xiuqing was really not very popular. Although I also admit his ability, in fact, if he wants to usurp the throne, he will offend so many people. Xing'erjj also said that Yang Xiuqing was too ambitious and he didn't want to usurp the throne at all. A series of his actions were due to character reasons and institutional issues of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. I beg to differ. Under such circumstances, Shi Dakai actually knew nothing about Zhu Yang. I feel like it's impossible.
Let's give another example of secret discussion = secret decree.
I remember that I read a novel describing the Tianjing Incident, in which there were secret orders but no secret discussions. As a result, I was greatly confused when I watched it. First of all, Hong Xiuquan didn't know Shi Dakai's attitude, so he sent him a secret order, which said that he should return to Beijing to rape him, but he didn't say who the rapist was. As a result, he sent a secret edict in a daze, and Shi Dakai came back in a daze. I'm very confused. Lao Hong doesn't know Shi Dakai's attitude and why he wants him to come back. Adding to the chaos? As a result, when he came back, he really ruined the big thing between Lao Hong and Xiao Bei.
The article continued: Shi Dakai was very angry when he saw King Bei killing innocent people indiscriminately. As a result, he went to see Lao Hong first and scolded him, "You shouldn't kill Yang Xiuqing!" Boss Hong was not happy about it. Wei Changhui was probably tipped off that Shi Dakai was dishonest. As a result, Wei Changhui and Qin Rigang drank juice. Very good details, like, Mi let them drink. Shi Dakai walked in angrily and made another righteous accusation. Xiaobei and Xiaoyan were bulging with anger. As a result, Shi Dakai flicked his sleeves and ran away. This... Since he loses his temper, he should bear the consequences of losing his temper. What if he leaves his wife, children, and children behind?
Therefore, a secret discussion must precede a secret decree, and Shi Dakai must have a clear attitude of punishing Yang before Lao Hong dared to send him a secret decree. Otherwise, it would be best to let him stay in Wuchang and not cause trouble.
Let's further elaborate on whether there is a secret decree, of course there is, otherwise why would Shi Dakai withdraw from Wuchang in a panic and suffer losses from being pursued by the enemy. You must know that he withdrew from Wuchang on the third day of the Tianjing Incident. It seems that the news could not have come from Tianjing. Is there any emergency that would allow him to return before that? Except for the secret edict he was waiting for. "Shi Da's Confession" said that he heard that Hong and Yang in Tianjing were suspicious of each other and wanted to resolve it. So, why was he so anxious to resolve it? Do you want to resolve it at the most critical moment of the war? As for the delay in sending the secret edict, I have already explained that it was because the war situation in Wuchang was far more urgent than in Jiangxi where Wei Changhui was located.
End of digression, come back, Shi Dakai returned to the capital and found out that Wei Changhui had killed 20,000 people. What would he do? I think he knew that Wei Changhui killed 20,000 people. Although he was angry, he had to consider cleaning up the mess. At this time, the Jiangnan camp was still in Danyang, and the war situation in Wuchang was also precarious. What he wants to think about is what to do next, rather than lashing out. At this time, anyone can denounce someone, but it makes it more difficult to save people's hearts.
I have always felt that after Shi Dakai returned to Beijing, although he saw that the situation was almost out of control, he would not immediately treat Wei Changhui in a way that dealt with conflicts between ourselves and the enemy, as described in many literary works. In fact, after the Tianjing Incident, I was convinced that Lao Hong also participated in the massacre and was the mastermind. Shi Dakai did not denounce Hong Xiuquan, but concealed it for him for the sake of the overall situation.
But what he didn't expect was that Wei Changhui went crazy. What I expected was that Wei Changhui wanted him to help him kill people, while Shi Dakai hoped not to kill again. When the two were discussing where to go from here, they got into a quarrel because of their differences of opinion. After the quarrel broke down, Shi Dakai had no choice but to escape from Tianjing, naturally on the basis that Wei Changhui would not do anything to his wife and children. Because they had secretly discussed it, they were on a united front. At most, he thought that Wei Changhui would kill him, but he never thought that Wei Changhui would not even spare children and women. And the people in Yidian probably won't be so wary of Wei Changhui.
Don't be lazy~~The author's reply:
Hmm~don't be lazy~
If the flowers fall indefinitely, they may lose a lot of their beauty.
I have been waiting for so long, but I believe that not only myself but many people can wait. As long as Qing insists on writing, we will not regret it. This time, when I saw Xuan Ye stabbing Fang'er, I knew that he would not treat her like this. Qing's words confirmed that he was to save Fang'er, or perhaps, he let her out of the palace so that Fang'er could safely give birth to Chenghu. Therefore, I hope Qing can answer all the unsolved mysteries for us.
I'm excited too! Very excited! I really want to see the scene between Lian Yuan and the heroine! ! ! Hahahaha drool...
Finally OK. . .
I have to admit that you are right. .
When will there be another two chapters? Oh, I'm waiting for death. I want to see the ending.
Hehe~ I can't remember clearly. I used to read Li Qing's "Change in Tianjing" (later expanded to "Blood Rain and Darkness in Tianjing"), and it seems that this paragraph was written. I watched their discussion at Yiwangping and mentioned this matter. When Li Qing wrote this paragraph in his novel, what impressed me the most was: King Bei came with his men and killed them fiercely. There were only a few hundred people in Prince Yi's Mansion, and there were a bunch of women inside, but they still beat him hard. Huang Wangniang (called Huang Shunv there) was seriously injured, but in order to inform her husband of the dangerous situation in the palace (people in the North Hall did not set the fire at first, but King Yi seemed to have gone to the King of Heaven and has not returned yet), she struggled to the back garden to light a fire - I can't remember clearly when the fire was not lit, I just remember that she was shot to death by an arrow, her body leaned against a peach tree, and blood seeped into the ground... I don't know why, but this picture left such a deep impression on me. The author replied: I feel that since Shi Dakai participated in the secret meeting to kill Yang (I guess Xing'er JJ will be slapped to death if he says this), the following is off topic. Let's elaborate on the analysis of Shi Dakai's participation in the execution of Yang. What is certain about the Tianjing Incident, based on the analysis of the punishment of personnel after the incident, is that Wei Changhui, Qin Rigang, and Chen Chengrong all participated. The participation of all senior cadres of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom at that time proved something: Yang Xiuqing was really not very popular. Although I also admit his ability, in fact, if he wants to usurp the throne, he will offend so many people. Xing'erjj also said that Yang Xiuqing was too ambitious and he didn't want to usurp the throne at all. A series of his actions were due to character reasons and institutional issues of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. I beg to differ. Under such circumstances, Shi Dakai actually knew nothing about Zhu Yang. I feel like it's impossible. Let's give another example of secret discussion = secret decree. I remember that I read a novel describing the Tianjing Incident, in which there were secret orders but no secret discussions. As a result, I was greatly confused when I watched it. First of all, Hong Xiuquan didn't know Shi Dakai's attitude, so he sent him a secret order, which said that he should return to Beijing to rape him, but he didn't say who the rapist was. As a result, he sent a secret edict in a daze, and Shi Dakai came back in a daze. I'm very confused. Lao Hong doesn't know Shi Dakai's attitude and why he wants him to come back. Adding to the chaos? As a result, when he came back, he really ruined the big thing between Lao Hong and Xiao Bei. The article continued: Shi Dakai was very angry when he saw King Bei killing innocent people indiscriminately. As a result, he went to see Lao Hong first and scolded him, "You shouldn't kill Yang Xiuqing!" Boss Hong was not happy about it. Wei Changhui was probably tipped off that Shi Dakai was dishonest. As a result, Wei Changhui and Qin Rigang drank juice. Very good details, like, Mi let them drink. Shi Dakai walked in angrily and made another righteous accusation. Xiaobei and Xiaoyan were bulging with anger. As a result, Shi Dakai flicked his sleeves and ran away. This... Since he loses his temper, he should bear the consequences of losing his temper. What if he leaves his wife, children, and children behind? Therefore, a secret discussion must precede a secret decree, and Shi Dakai must have a clear attitude of punishing Yang before Lao Hong dared to send him a secret decree. Otherwise, it would be best to let him stay in Wuchang and not cause trouble. Let's further elaborate on whether there is a secret decree, of course there is, otherwise why would Shi Dakai withdraw from Wuchang in a panic and suffer losses from being pursued by the enemy. You must know that he withdrew from Wuchang on the third day of the Tianjing Incident. It seems that the news could not have come from Tianjing. Is there any emergency that would allow him to return before that? Except for the secret edict he was waiting for. "Shi Da's Confession" said that he heard that Hong and Yang in Tianjing were suspicious of each other and wanted to resolve it. So, why was he so anxious to resolve it? Do you want to resolve it at the most critical moment of the war? As for the delay in sending the secret edict, I have already explained that it was because the war situation in Wuchang was far more urgent than in Jiangxi where Wei Changhui was located. End of digression, come back, Shi Dakai returned to the capital and found out that Wei Changhui had killed 20,000 people. What would he do? I think he knew that Wei Changhui killed 20,000 people. Although he was angry, he had to consider cleaning up the mess. At this time, the Jiangnan camp was still in Danyang, and the war situation in Wuchang was also precarious. What he wants to think about is what to do next, rather than lashing out. At this time, anyone can denounce someone, but it makes it more difficult to save people's hearts. I have always felt that after Shi Dakai returned to Beijing, although he saw that the situation was almost out of control, he would not immediately treat Wei Changhui in a way that dealt with conflicts between ourselves and the enemy, as described in many literary works. In fact, after the Tianjing Incident, I was convinced that Lao Hong also participated in the massacre and was the mastermind. Shi Dakai did not denounce Hong Xiuquan, but concealed it for him for the sake of the overall situation. But what he didn't expect was that Wei Changhui went crazy. What I expected was that Wei Changhui wanted him to help him kill people, while Shi Dakai hoped not to kill again. When the two were discussing where to go from here, they got into a quarrel because of their differences of opinion. After the quarrel broke down, Shi Dakai had no choice but to escape from Tianjing, naturally on the basis that Wei Changhui would not do anything to his wife and children. Because they had secretly discussed it, they were on a united front. At most, he thought that Wei Changhui would kill him, but he never thought that Wei Changhui would not even spare children and women. And the people in Yidian probably won't be so wary of Wei Changhui.
Don't be lazy~~The author's reply: Hmm~don't be lazy~
If the flowers fall indefinitely, they may lose a lot of their beauty.
I have been waiting for so long, but I believe that not only myself but many people can wait. As long as Qing insists on writing, we will not regret it. This time, when I saw Xuan Ye stabbing Fang'er, I knew that he would not treat her like this. Qing's words confirmed that he was to save Fang'er, or perhaps, he let her out of the palace so that Fang'er could safely give birth to Chenghu. Therefore, I hope Qing can answer all the unsolved mysteries for us.
Fortunately, I like it! Very strange... Special~
Let Xiao Shiba live on, big brother