The prosperous age is shattered. Overview of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms, the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties.
Sima Lingxuan likes Zheng Tan, likes him very much.
It's a pity that his father was a traitor and killed her grandfather, who was pure and innocent, her beloved from the past, and the one who was admired and admired by all the scholars in the world.
Therefore, fate has already decided their eternal farewell. But who can control their own heart?
She thought that a gentleman only liked him a little bit, and a little bit should be fine.
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Until her brother scolded her bitterly: "Are there no men in the world? If you want to worship your ancestors, your soul will be restless?"
She could only say: "If my heart is happy and I hate him, then the world will despise him. If I love Zheng Lang privately, heaven will hate him."
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Some people cannot be loved, and some things cannot be done.
But this is not the only thing that cannot be done in this world.
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Perhaps, from the beginning, it was destined that she and her brother would be on opposite sides - and they knew nothing about it.
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Who is more qualified than whom to say: I am a beautiful woman!
It turns out... I fell in love with that person. I saw how charming that person was, and it was possible to get to the point where we both hated each other.
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In the end, who gets to rule the world? Who can say indifferently: My heart is like a pine and a cypress, how can your love be the same?
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Maybe only if they are enemies, they will be merciful, or what is called: showing mercy.
Conspiracies and schemes are exhausted, and plots are plotted against one's body and people, and one's mind is plotted against the country.
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The heroine in the eyes of the male protagonist: After reading all the qualities of the best in the world, there is no one like her.
The male protagonist in the eyes of the heroine: He has a tiny life and a sword, but he dare not let the world down.
The female protagonist in the eyes of the heroine: the wind god with the wind-swept peony flower, and Gao Cao with the scorched-bone peony flower.
The heroine in the eyes of the supporting actress: clear water and clear lotus, unswerving in nirvana, naturally the best among flowers.
The male protagonist in the eyes of the female supporting character: his towering posture makes people sigh at his elegance; his weapon of Hulian can support the building and turn the tide. Who else is this person?
The female protagonist in the eyes of the male protagonist: There is no female partner in the male protagonist's eyes.
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The author himself barely read more than a dozen ancient Chinese history books.
So you think that if you ignore ancient China, you should also dance in shackles in a background that is at least slightly in line with ancient China? This is more logical.
I pitted the protagonists of several of my stories against each other to see which one was the strongest.
The first draft is a stew of ancient Chinese historical prototypes and a grand narrative. I also want to stew an epic story of several people with the heroine as the main character.
Intention: Looking in all directions, mediocre people fall in love with the sky.