Ming Dynasty, Taking the Unorthodox Path

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Long time no see Xiao Hei

It feels like a running account, lacking story details, conflicts and humanity, listing a large number of regulations, and lacking touch and empathy. It's all supported by Manbao's feelings. Watch it.

Is this really about cultivating immortals? I don't like this kind of cultivating mixed with history, either purely about cultivating immortals or historical novels 😭. Or do I like novels like Fubao or Zhuoganfanren? I'll pursue them for a few more days and abandon them if they're not suitable 😭

I saw the latest chapter. With the efforts of Xiao Junjun, the "rebels" were finally recruited, and the people in the village at the foot of Sanqing Mountain also returned to the village. Under the night sky, with smoke curling up from the cooking pots, everyone greeted the senior brother to go to dinner, and suddenly a poem came out of his heart. Farewell Meng vaguely cursed the death of Sichuan, my hometown twenty-three years ago. The red flag rolls up the serf's halberd, and the black hand hangs the overlord's whip. To have great ambition and sacrifice, I dare to ask the sun and moon to change the sky. I like to see thousands of waves of rice, and heroes everywhere are setting off the sunset smoke. Although it is not entirely appropriate, the feelings expressed at the end of the poem seem to have something in common with this chapter. What ordinary people long for most is a stable life, and what they want most is a stable life. Yu Zhuzhu did not use any fancy words, did not pile up exquisite words, but seemed to be "simple" but in fact "returned to nature" wrote the scene of people regaining hope and preparing to live a good life after the disaster. The simpler the text, the more likely it is to resonate. I wonder if you got tears in your eyes when you read this paragraph? Isn't it just for this scene that the senior brother and Xiao Junyun worked hard?

Why is it so wonderful! Looking forward to it every day! Everyone is portrayed in a three-dimensional way, even an uncle is impressive. The "old" Pu Bing who was bullied but still worked hard, the spoiled second generation of a stubborn hero, Mr. Wu who is a bit stingy but cares about his wife, Captain Zhou who maintains law and order and tells the truth, two big bad guys who use their crimes to give money to Xiao Yunjun, two "weak women" who are bullied by bad guys but are determined to survive... I don't know how many characters will appear in the future! A once-in-a-century grand event in Sanqing Mountain is about to begin. I wonder if people from all the villages will come to join in the fun. Is there anyone with a keen sense of smell who is ready to set up a stall outside the mountain temple? We must maintain order. If we need help from the yamen, we can ask Ming County Magistrate in advance. Who makes him the parent official? If anything happens, we must go to him and make a plan for the event! Looking forward(✧◡✧)

Very complicated and messy, suspense, history, cultivating immortals, daily life, Japanese pirates, have you finished the washing machine 😅