During the reign of Emperor Ming of the Southern Qi, a woman dressed in men's clothes traveled with noble officials, eventually becoming a secretary in the Yangzhou government. Who was she? How did she study, make a living, and become an official amid the chaos of her time? What kind of family and era was she born into? What books did she read? How did she learn to play chess? Why did she leave home to pursue an official career? ...
A woman whose name was recorded in the history books, living through a history shattered and compressed by an era of chaos: what kind of remarkable life did she lead?
The broad historical setting of this novel is based on real events, but the story is entirely fictional. It seeks to bring back to life Lou Cheng, a remarkable woman whose name survived in the historical record.
Recorded in history as a "woman in men's clothing," she became an "ill omen" for a dynasty nearing its end. She didn't care. She only thought it a shame that, with a strategy to save her nation in hand, she had to go home and become an old woman.
What kind of remarkable life did she lead as a so-called "ill omen"? What did she think of the popular tales of demons and monsters of her time?
Theme: Exploring women lost to history and experiencing the many facets of life in a time of chaos.
Without culture, I can only say absolutely!
It's very well written, why isn't it updated?
I would like to ask, will the author comply with the ending recorded in the history books? Will Lou Cheng have no choice but to go home in the end?
Big boost for the authorヾ(?°?°?)??
I found it very good after reading two chapters, so I searched for it and took a look.
"Show off" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ From here on, Lou Ying became Lou Cheng.
Although it is limited by the times, I really hate men like Lou Ying.
It's best to leave a blank line after each paragraph, otherwise Jinjiang's layout will look very tired!
Very well written, please come on?