Introduction to the article: The ups and downs of officialdom, family and country, which is light and what is more important; in the deep palace and officialdom, the light of swords and shadows, open guns and hidden arrows, the thin line between life and death; smiling at the hands that turn the clouds and rain. . . . . .
Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty wrote in "A Letter to Han Xingzhou": "Therefore, the nobles, the dragons, the phoenixes, the phoenixes, all want to take their names and set their names on the princes."
From the Ming Dynasty to modern times, what is my fate?
First person version
Recently I was sorting out old versions, and I suddenly wanted to finish writing the first-person version. . . Let's all support each other