Qin and Jin Chaos

In the former Qin Dynasty and the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the north and the south were at odds with each other, and who was in charge of the ups and downs of the vast land? At that time, Fu Jian was a strong man, throwing a whip to cut off the current, swallowing thousands of miles; Xie Gong was late, but he was still strong, lying in the east of the high mountain, talking, laughing and fighting. Tao Qian was a young man who sent his slaves out of the alleys. He had a strong ambition to travel all over the world, and his flying quiver thought of far away places. The two kings' pens moved like dragons, and Changkang showed three unique skills. The master of Jin Dynasty was romantic, and he painted the country with ink. A handsome gentleman, with a good mood, and a flick of his sleeves, he is also unrestrained and unrestrained... **************** This book is not about hegemony and does not focus on war. Chaos is a cultural chaos. This is a revolution about "romance"!