The Fairy Grass of the Reasonable Party is the Poisonous Weed of Xiao Baiwen

This is a eunuch's book, not a cool one. But, this is a world. Qi Xiu, the protagonist of this book. Not brave, not mighty, a little philistine, a little villain. But in this book, the main character won't make you hate it. There are all kinds of characters in it. Although I can't remember their names, I can't forget the touch they once gave me. This is a book with supporting characters that will leave a lasting impression on you. Welcome to the pit.

The reason why I fell in love with this book is because I was captivated by the plot as soon as I started. Li Mochou, a person hurt by love. Before reading this book, my favorite among the Condors was the Little Dragon Girl. But after watching it, I fell in love with that tragic woman. Don't worry, don't worry. Hurt by love, trapped by love, die by love. Heartless Valley, the place where she died. How ironic that must be. As stated in the article. Asking what love is in the world can teach you how to make love between life and death.

In the early stage, there was a strong sense of the times. But in the later stages, it became a routine article. So I gave up. But the previous article was very well written. I love you, my former wife. But when the butterfly effect kicks in, you are no longer the person I once loved. This is the biggest highlight of the book, and there are many supporting characters. A strong and independent girl from the same village, a Northeastern eldest sister, younger brother, father, mother, older sister and brother-in-law. Each one is a life. Only the protagonist of this book is the least bright person. Appreciate the various aspects of life and take you into the painful and passionate era of the past. Everyone is the protagonist of life.

The author has a very good foundation in ancient prose and has a very detailed understanding of the history of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. I visually judge that this is a history and Chinese teacher or professor. This book holds high the banner of Han militarism. What moved me most while reading was the detailed elaboration of the theories of various schools of thought. This gives another speculation on the development of Chinese civilization. When Confucianism became a religion, when Mohism became a scientist, when Zajia became a supporter of capitalist theory... A hundred schools of thought contend again, but what will be different this time? As soon as I read the title of this book, I didn't want to read it anymore. It was such a no-brainer. But various recommendations came one after another, and the reviews were all very positive. So I fell into the trap. Let you experience the collision of wisdom among the sages during the Warring States Period when hundreds of schools of thought were still alive.