
Recalling the Past Events of the Ming Dynasty
忆明国往事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3k Words
- Genre
- Short Story
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Short Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I admire Sima Yan very much. She gave everything she had for her childhood sweetheart.
The new book has bold fantasy and a novel perspective, which is quite interesting.
If the plot of this book is extended, it will probably be very interesting.
Sima Yan's pursuit of the spiritual stone is really the most touching expression of emotion
To be honest, I have read a lot of short stories, which not only satisfy my need to read novels, but also allow me to quickly understand the process and ending. This is also the reason why I like short stories, but reading this book was beyond my expectation. It is not just a short story. , But it was too short, so short that I thought it had just been updated, and I was still waiting for the update. But I was unexpectedly told that it was a complete book. I was instantly stunned. This actually made me curious about this book. What kind of story can be written in just one chapter? The main text is very simple. It first introduces the birth and difference of the male protagonist Ye Si. The disappearance of Liuye Village also sets the stage for the follow-up. The origin of the Ming Dynasty and the money hijacked by the group of people actually seem to have no connection. I was quite confused when I read it. I don't know what the connection is, especially when Sima Yan's deeds were suddenly told, it was even more confusing. Until Sima Yan appeared later, the story she told completely unveiled the entire mystery of the book, and why Ye Si survived in the first place. I got the explanation, but I really didn't get what the book wanted to express, so I read it over and over again, three times in total. I finally understood what the author wanted to express, but I didn't know how to express it in words. Anyway, it felt like it was alluding to real life. Whether it was the state of the world or Mu Qing's insistence, the performance of human nature is related to reality. I don't know if my understanding is correct, but the overall feeling of this book is still very good. It would be even better if the story could be extended! There is a sentence in it that I particularly like. When he left, I followed the sun, moon and stars, running all over the world. When he came back again, I took him home. It was so heart-breaking!
Big man, you have not received a revelation from God, but the truth. You are really lucky.
These people are so cruel, they are all young lives
Sima Yan's pursuit of the spiritual stone is really the most touching expression of emotion
I feel like this book is so profound, I can't even understand any ideas.
Who is so kind and always pays for Ye Si's meals? Why can't I encounter such a good thing?
Was there such a term as porcelain back then?
What the hell is trembling with anger? Why can't I understand
Isn't Mu Qing very powerful? How could he be carried by others and suddenly feel cold?
The white horse crows and Ye Si is born. Is there any connection between the two?
Who is so kind and always pays for Ye Si's meals? Why can't I encounter such a good thing?
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Some paragraphs do not seem to have much connection, but they are closely related and echo each other.
Isn't Mu Qing very powerful? How could he be carried by others and suddenly feel cold?
I really want to interview the author about how he came up with the idea of writing this book. It is short and concise. What is the original intention?
Suddenly I understood that the author was alluding to reality when he wrote this book, and I seemed to have gotten the author's point.