Willows Whirling

Looking at the Mengjin River from a distance, the willows are dancing. I am a kid from the Lu family and I don't understand Chinese children's songs. After the Three Kingdoms and Two Jins, the world was divided into two. There were constant wars and various ethnic groups were fighting each other. Humanity is lost and the emperor is cruel. Buddhism and Taoism competed, and culture invaded. Powerful ministers compete with each other, cherishing each other and killing each other. The love affair between fairies and ghosts leads to feuds from generation to generation. "Bosa" is originally a Buddhist word, translated as "Kanren". This is a human purgatory where one needs to endure ten evils. How does the protagonist learn to endure and grow? Willow branches break, representing farewell. What pains of life and death has the protagonist experienced for this? The book uses the main line of official history to re-describe the complicated world of the early Southern and Northern Dynasties, respecting the original appearance of history, using historical figures as novel characters, and reasonably adding ghost stories, love between children, and martial arts grievances.