The Succession Struggle: The Mad Prince Is Actually a Peerless Genius!
夺嫡：疯癫王爷竟是绝世全才！
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Absolutely divine work
I've read it. The story is quite interesting. Historical events, history books, historical stories, historical trials and tribulations.
Ancient sages said: If the virtuous do not prosper, their ancestors must have accumulated some calamity; once that calamity is exhausted, they will surely prosper. If the wicked do not suffer retribution, their ancestors must have accumulated some virtue; once that virtue is exhausted, they will surely be rewarded. Ordinary people find this difficult to see. Before their evil deeds have ripened, the wicked find pleasure in evil; only when their evil deeds have ripened do they fear retribution. Before their good deeds have ripened, the virtuous are complacent in their goodness; only when their good deeds have ripened do they see their good rewards!
The legendary sixth brother
Sa Shoujian was a native of Xihe, Shu (modern-day Sichuan). He studied medicine in his youth, but misused medicine and harmed people. He then abandoned medicine and studied the Taoist arts of Zhang Tianshi (Zhang the Celestial Master of Xujing), Wang Gongchen (Wang Gongchen of Jianchang), and Lin Lingsu (Lin Lingsu of Fuzhou). He possessed the art of incantating jujubes and his healing abilities were miraculous; he was called a "True Man." (From Zhuangzi's *Free and Easy Wandering*)
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