In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the Qing army invaded China and slaughtered the Han people, forcing countless Han officials and commoners to bow their heads, shave their hair, and adopt Manchu dress. The protagonist Li Shitang's father wanted only to protect the people in his region and keep his family alive amid the chaos. So he swallowed his pride and surrendered to the Qing, hoping to continue serving the people under the new regime.
But a conspiracy plunged the Li family into ruin. When Shitang was ten, their home was confiscated, and the once warm and happy family was torn apart in an instant. She had no choice but to shoulder the weight of her painful past and press on, even at the cost of her life.
All her life, she fought for the blood debt she had carried for years, and for the countless Han people. She launched a fierce struggle against the Manchu Qing, and at last set out on the road that would truly take her home...
Theme: Cut off the braids in their hearts.
I have finished following Yong He's new novel. Oh my god, the writing is so good. I burst into tears. The heroine and the hero are both strong-willed Han Chinese. They are so heroic. Wow, I was both happy and sad when I read it. Every character is written with flesh and blood~ At the end, the poem recited by the little boy and Mr. Han Mingru also made me cry to death, as well as the poem written by the male and female protagonists. After reading this article, I understood the national mourning expressed in the poem at the end and the revival they hoped for. It is a metaphor from family to nation. This kind of historical crushing feeling is heartbreaking. I like this poem! They must have come to see China today! The great thing is that there is no female rivalry in the article, and the women basically understand and help each other. This kind of redemption between women is very touching and very heart-warming to watch. I have always been impressed by the mediocre writing style. After reading this article, I really hate the Manchus. I never understood how the Manchus treated the Han people. They raped and robbed the Han people, and they looked at the prostitutes and the palace dramas of the Qing Dynasty! The prosperous age of Laji! Really confused.
It's so good that I didn't dare to read new articles at night. I just clicked on it and spent the whole night 😭 😭
Although the female protagonist seems to be partial to others and a bit naive, there is nothing she can do about it. The male protagonist left vague words and reminders, and the second male protagonist behaved affectionately. It is understandable that the female protagonist believes in the second male protagonist.
Mark it and watch it together when it's over 🍉 🍉 Looking forward to 🐶🌹
Guess a male protagonist knows a female protagonist?
I can't say it but I want to say it. Isn't this exciting? It's better not to say anything at the beginning.
From the heroine's perspective, it's really baffling and scary.
I see it in a foggy way, I know there may be a misunderstanding, but it feels very bad to see me confused.
I'm afraid it's the beauty of bubbles
Is this a foreshadowing that Qingshan will let down the heroine?