
Elegant Dissipation
雅骚
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 13y ago
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I finished reading it hastily, but I was left wanting more. The gentleman was truly talented; I regret not knowing it sooner. Now that he has passed away, it is a great loss and a source of deep sorrow. I subscribe to the full edition to comfort his spirit in heaven, and hope that his writings and talent will continue to benefit his surviving children and wife. Respectfully yours, sir! Rest in peace!
I would like to ask, after Brother Sanchi passed away, will the subscription fees from Qidian be given to his family?
I wonder how many people still remember Thief Dao Sanchi, who has been gone for almost five years now. Every time I see the last update written by Sanchi, my eyes well up with tears. On his deathbed, his biggest concern was for his family, and he hoped they were all well. Sanchi is very knowledgeable about history, and reading his articles is a very pleasant experience.
To the leaders of Qidian: Qingke, although his novel was never completed for well-known reasons, was the final mark that Zeidao left for Qidian readers. A book needs human warmth to keep readers engaged. Erasing Qingke is tantamount to erasing humanity from Qidian, leaving only cold, impersonal words for monetary transactions.
This post is purely for storytelling purposes and contains no malicious intent towards the author. Historical time travel has always been my favorite genre, but Sanchi's historical writing is more literary than historically accurate. His language is often elegant but lacks passion.
It's a pity, a real pity. It's hard to find historical fiction as excellent as Sanchi's anymore. I really don't know how that brainless, simplistic writing by Sanjie could be compared to Sanchi's; I was tricked into reading it and almost vomited.
After many years, the student who used to watch pirated content has finally started working and is now subscribing to the full series to remember the Three Obsessions.
The great master Sanchi has passed away. I always think that he may have really gone through time. Every time I read Mr. Sanchi's elegant and profound words, I can't help but enter his world. Meeting Sanchi makes life worthwhile.
Reading Sanchi's books is a true pleasure; it's as if you're immersed in the story, leisurely observing the landscapes, experiencing local customs, and feeling the vicissitudes of history. Thank you, Daoist brother! May you rest in peace in heaven!
You want to take money from the dead? This isn't how you make money off others. Pony, you're really something! 🤭🤭🤭