He said: "A man cannot be famous for a hundred years, but he should be infamous for thousands of years."
He said: "The wood is like this, how can people be embarrassed!"
He said: "If I don't go to quell the war, how can you celebrities sit down and talk quietly?"
He said: "Since you are a loyal minister, how can you not be a filial son?"
He said: "If you create this silence, you will be laughed at by the text and the scenery."
He said: "Purge Hanluo and welcome the two saints."
He is Huan Wen.
He was a powerful official in the eyes of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and he was a king who came out of the world to speak new words.
He was not as infamous as he thought, nor was he as famous as he thought.
What I wrote before:
When this novel reached 150,000 words, I started writing it from the beginning again. I wrote it intermittently for a year, and finally it was almost finished, hahaha.
The next new book "True Heroes":
During the Yongjia Rebellion, the Central Plains fell, Liu Kun was trapped in Jinyang, and foreign enemies Shi Le and Liu Cong were eyeing him.
Wen Qiao called him uncle and general. He understood the direction of troubled times and was determined to help turn things around.
One person fought in the northern border to fight against the Hu invaders, and the other went to the south of the Yangtze River to settle the country. The nephew and uncle worked together to support the Jin Dynasty.
He said: "Why do you want to refine your hardness and turn it into softness around your fingers?"
He said: "Jiangzuo has its own Guan Yiwu, so why worry about this!"
The hero's end, the mountains and rivers are in ruins, loyalty and perseverance are the south of the Yangtze River that Liu Kun has never been to, and the north that Wen Qiao cannot return to.
The name Liu Kun may not be well-known to everyone, but Hearing the Chicken Dancing refers to him and Zu Ti...
The first thing I wrote was "A Gang King Came from Jiangzuo (Huan Wen)". This time line needs to be moved forward to include Liu Kun and Wen Qiao, the heroes in Huan Wen's heart.
In "Shishuo Xinyu·Rong Zhi", Huan Wen believed that his majesty and magnanimity were comparable to heroes such as Sima Yi and Liu Kun, Emperor Xuan of Jin Dynasty. Some people compared him with Wang Dun, and he was very unconvinced.
When he returned from the Northern Expedition to Qin Dynasty, he got an old maid in the north, who turned out to be Liu Kun's former singer. When the old maid saw Huan Wen, she burst into tears. Huan Wen asked why, and the maid replied: "You look very much like Liu Sikong (Liu Kun)."
Huan Wen was overjoyed. He went out to tidy up his clothes and hats, and called his maid to ask about the resemblance. The maid explained one by one: the face shape is very similar, but unfortunately the temperament is thin; the eyes are very similar, but unfortunately too small; the beard is very similar, but the color is red; the body shape is very similar, but unfortunately the stature is shorter; the voice is similar, but unfortunately more feminine.
After hearing this, Huan Wen took off his hat, untied his clothes, and fell into a deep sleep, feeling depressed for several days.
Intention: General, please strike with one more sword