Trapped in the City for Three Thousand Days

I wrote this work actually for an answer. "Trapped City" is not defined as a cool novel about imaginary history. It is better to say that it uses words to run a large model to answer the questions about history. Here you and I will eventually find the answer. ——The historical truth you want to know. For example, why has our history reached what it is today? How many secrets did the prosperous dynasty hide 400 years ago? If she was really powerful, who destroyed her in the end? It is important to reiterate that this is not a cool novel about a major protagonist, but a group portrait of the times based on real historical laws. The author enters the game as an unpopular history blogger, hoping to use a city that is unwilling to kneel down to knock on the door of history, talk about human nature, talk about games, and open up people's hearts for all readers to see.