Six Dreams Under Sophora Sophora Sinensis

After failing the exam seventeen times, Su Yan, a Confucian scholar from a poor family, wrote a note in his old house under Huaixia: Common people can reach the sky, but only relatives can reach the top. With one thought, I fell into a six-story dream. He made great contributions on the battlefield, assisted in the administration and brought peace to the country, defeated Shi Yanran, and became a hero of the Lingyan... All the illustrious achievements in the history books fell on him, but only the clan backlash, the emperor's desolation, and the death of the clan were left. He earned immense power by relying on the military wisdom of later generations, but he saw again and again: power cannot save a poor family, and the road to heaven is full of disasters. I finally woke up from the six-round dream, and the cicadas still chirped under the locust trees. It turns out that you don't have to climb high to help the world. You can also live in peace by working with ordinary people and studying. "Climbing high in the sixth generation is all a dream, and once I wake up from the tree, I abandon my power."