Once upon a time, there was a mountain.
On the mountain stood a thatched hut.
A blind gravedigger lived inside.
He wasn't very old, and his only hobby seemed to be fishing in the river at the foot of the mountain, though all he caught were dead fish.
Lu Guo was blind.
She lived in an age of endless war.
Fortunately, her life was more or less all right. Every day, she took her battered walking stick to the mass grave to collect bodies for people. Her father, who had been buried alongside her, had once told her: Just live as well as you can.
One day, after Lu Guo had finished collecting a body, she met a young man. He introduced himself as Zhao Zheng, a man of Qin.
Since meeting was fate, Lu Guo gave him one piece of advice:
One general's success is built on the bones of ten thousand soldiers.
This is a tragedy, tinged with a little romance or regret that makes one sigh.
Perhaps there are a few absurd things in it, but that hardly matters. The world we live in is absurd, after all. Even our upright, walking, fellow humans are strange and terrifying.
But for the story's protagonist, the opinions of the world no longer matter. Once a person dies, the lights go out. In the end, she too was buried beneath the earth and became a handful of dust.
1. A story written purely for love.
2. The heroine is beautiful, powerful, and miserable: a strange, rambling fortune-teller. Age gap, younger man.
3. I'll do my best to keep everyone in character.
4. I'm not a history buff, so I can't make this perfect. The entire story is free. Feel free to point out mistakes, but don't nitpick on purpose. You don't have to tell me if you're dropping the story. If you can't keep reading, just click the X and leave.
5. A short story with no outline. The heroine is the way she is. Most of her life has been spent being persecuted, so she doesn't understand love and can't hate. You can think of her as someone barely scraping by in this world.
Finally, I hope you enjoy reading.
Theme: Being alive matters more than anything
Can we do some extras? Really nice to look at.
Is this the finale? So soon? No, please, do you want to consider updating again?
The novel written by Da Da is very distinctive and beautifully written!!!!!!!!!! I
Ah? Can we do a side story (tears squirting)
Ying Zheng was born in the State of Zhao and grew up in the State of Zhao. His accent should also be that of the State of Zhao.
Good looking! Can the author write more articles? Not enough!
Some people have it, but it's 24 years old
To catch a bug, Buddhism was introduced during the Ming Dynasty of the Eastern Han Dynasty. If we go further back, it may be that during the Qin Shihuang period, 18 monks including Sri Sri Fang from India came to Xianyang to spread Buddhism. However, Qin Shihuang refused to accept it and imprisoned the 18 monks.
I really want to watch an extra episode.
My identity as the heroine is the historical Hu Ji.