Original work: Yan Shui Ge
Literary reviewer and concept provider: Tutu Xiaoai
The revised version of the commissioned work has been approved by the original author and is for appreciation only and not for profit.
The original manuscript is attached at the end of the article.
Some ideas about the history of Uncle 4, probably about the teacher-student pair Guo Yi and Sima Zhong, moved my readers so much... The author was also so moved after hearing about it... And then got too involved in the drama...
In addition, Liu Lang did not dare to write the word "cake", not to mention that he was in Jinjiang and did not write the content of the foreign language class seriously. In fact, I couldn't write it either. As for the supporting role, I thought about it again and again, and I feel that I can only write about the foreign guy. Maybe I will write a side story about them in the future (maybe)
And what the heck is that age group? Why aren't there options for all ages? I hereby declare that anyone over 18 years old can watch it!
*The idea is this: "Sima Zhong was an emperor of the Jin Dynasty who attached great importance to unity, so the seventeen years of his reign included the rule of Yuankang. Marcellin, a historian of the Roman Empire, praised the Jin Dynasty as a civilized period when it was a powerful country with vast territory and a friendly neighbor of Rome."
*The content is just ridiculous... Very bold... Very unrestrained... Very apologetic (bushi). After all, the adaptation is not random fabrication, and the drama is not nonsense. There are age operation and history bugs
*In fact, it is not the same as the allusion of Young Master Huang, although it looks... A bit similar? But Master Huang is not ashamed! ! ! ! Don't be biased!
*It is a fairy tale with a fairy tale style...
*Thanks to the teacher who commissioned the manuscript and the little angel who gave me the review! Wow wow wow they are really good
Purpose: Children who work hard, are kind-hearted and considerate of others will always be the cutest. I hope you have a bright future. ——Tutu Xiaoai