Travel Notes of the Ming Dynasty

At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, many heroes rose up, all life was in ruins, and the destiny finally belonged to Wu. Jiang Yuan, a modern soul who traveled through time, originally wanted to live a life of sword fighting and grudges, but found that things were not as simple as imagined. After meeting Luo Guanzhong, I don't know whether he influenced Luo Guanzhong or Luo Guanzhong influenced him in turn. Anyway, he just pushed the wheel of history forward step by step... Every time he reaches a critical crossroad, his mood and thoughts will be different, change and grow. When he was about to reach the end of his life, he wrote "Jiang Chaoling·Wu Gou Buyu" to bring the journey to an end. Yingshui opened the pole, the red scarf blocked the sun, and the palace palace was stained with blood. I heard that the white horse salt seller was lifting the Wu hook at night, and the wind and fire in the east of the Yangtze River were fierce. The stars at the top of Gaoyou City changed, and the drums and drums on all roads stopped. Press the sword to the south of the Yangtze River, hide in thunder for ten years, and wait for the sky to collapse. The Toubian River is cut off, and Jinling illuminates the surrounding areas. Who holds the eagle bow to the full moon? The strings are broken, the rocks are shaken, and the Huaixi sound is whimpering. The armor-washing dust has been blown away, and the remaining characters on the Yanran stele are gone. Thousands of sails passed by, Wu Gou remained silent, and the autumn wind changed the world. This body is not mine. I lean on the railing and rest silently.