Cover by: Thanks to "Bored Plum Blossom Jun"
If ghosts and gods do not exist, why fear fate?
Across ten thousand miles of mountains and rivers, pity the young Min!
Theme:
In the environment where the Yin and Shang Dynasties emphasized sacrifices, would King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty not believe in ghosts and gods? Haha, stop talking nonsense!
And it seems that the author has run away, right? He just ran away like that. It really lives up to its name. The abandoned pool is still a green pool~
What kind of thing is written? Under the banner of real emperors in history, it is blabbering everywhere, and the writing is neither male nor female. The author has such no character, it is really rubbish!
What are you writing? The description of ancient times has no charm at all! Writing about a man who was an emperor in ancient times, you can see the author looking like a stupid woman, three aunts and six wives!
Rereading it again, I was struck by the sentence "Behind him, there was a vigorous sunset."
In fact, I have always liked King Zhou very much. He is not the wise master of Jiangshan, but he is a good man to Daji. Looking at the last kings of the past dynasties, they are all mediocre people, unable to achieve success in literature and military affairs. But Di Xin was different. He was excellent not only in martial arts but also in martial arts. However, such a smart man ruined the eternal picturesque country for that charming woman. History is always written by the victors, so no matter how it was written, what I saw was just a fool who lost his country for his lover.
History books say that he did not respect gods. In that ignorant era, no one could understand him. He could only ask in his heart: Since God does not love the world, why should the world respect God? Until the very end, this became his deep sin and an indelible stigma.
Emperor Xin, Emperor Xin, when Chaoge City was destroyed and the fire was raging, did you ever regret it?
The writing is really good, but it's tiring to read. Shou De is indeed very cute, and the ending is also very touching. Thinking of King Zhou's final ending makes me feel a little sad.
Daji is so cute
Is it easy to change labels? Was it originally a drama? We need to research evidence, and we also need to take the easy and novice route, which is totally different~
Score it back~ It's pretty
In the environment where the Yin and Shang Dynasties emphasized sacrifices, would King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty not believe in ghosts and gods? Haha, stop talking nonsense! And it seems that the author has run away, right? He just ran away like that. It really lives up to its name. The abandoned pool is still a green pool~
What kind of thing is written? Under the banner of real emperors in history, it is blabbering everywhere, and the writing is neither male nor female. The author has such no character, it is really rubbish!
What are you writing? The description of ancient times has no charm at all! Writing about a man who was an emperor in ancient times, you can see the author looking like a stupid woman, three aunts and six wives!
Rereading it again, I was struck by the sentence "Behind him, there was a vigorous sunset."
In fact, I have always liked King Zhou very much. He is not the wise master of Jiangshan, but he is a good man to Daji. Looking at the last kings of the past dynasties, they are all mediocre people, unable to achieve success in literature and military affairs. But Di Xin was different. He was excellent not only in martial arts but also in martial arts. However, such a smart man ruined the eternal picturesque country for that charming woman. History is always written by the victors, so no matter how it was written, what I saw was just a fool who lost his country for his lover. History books say that he did not respect gods. In that ignorant era, no one could understand him. He could only ask in his heart: Since God does not love the world, why should the world respect God? Until the very end, this became his deep sin and an indelible stigma. Emperor Xin, Emperor Xin, when Chaoge City was destroyed and the fire was raging, did you ever regret it?
The writing is really good, but it's tiring to read. Shou De is indeed very cute, and the ending is also very touching. Thinking of King Zhou's final ending makes me feel a little sad.
Daji is so cute
Is it easy to change labels? Was it originally a drama? We need to research evidence, and we also need to take the easy and novice route, which is totally different~
This last sentence is so domineering...