The Old House in Spring and Autumn

"An orphan girl sells herself to bury her father, but refuses to be a slave or a concubine, only a principal wife." Such a woman is either extremely self-centered and foolish, or cunning and stupid. This demand is simply outrageous. If no one marries her as a principal wife, does she think she won't bury her father? Moreover, with three years of mourning for her father's death, who is she going to marry? She's insane... Old Master Liu even admires her ambition and filial piety... "He left five taels of silver and left, but unexpectedly, this woman followed him all the way, insisting on marrying Old Master Liu." So she just clings to him. Shameless! In mourning, she chases after a wealthy man wanting to marry him. How did the principal learn these naive, innocent flower tactics from Qiong Yao...? In the old society, whether it was the late Qing Dynasty, the early Republic of China, or any other dynasty before the Qing Dynasty, this woman's behavior would be called "madness" or "extortion."

Spring and Autumn Period Residence Chen Gong rode alone across the world, and twice met Li Wu, who settled down there. The sworn brotherhood of Chen San and his family is a testament to the bond of life and death; the men of both families stand together through the ages. The brothers, Chunwu and Qiuwen, were as close as hands and feet, but alas, a great fire separated them. He endured hardships while serving in the army in the south, and single-handedly shouldered the burden of his family. After several setbacks, we meet again, but things have changed and people are gone. The two fires suddenly ignited, establishing benevolence and righteousness; the virtues of the Spring and Autumn period were renowned throughout the world. He established a family and career, with children and a family; a generation of merchants and a generation of scholars. Although Shanghai and Xuzhou are separated by thousands of miles, our brotherly affection remains as deep as ever. Foreign invaders attacked China on all sides, and I was imprisoned by treacherous people. He gave away all his wealth to repay his debt, and personally killed the traitor to avenge his family. With peace and stability restored to the nation, war has ceased, and the ancient residence of the Spring and Autumn Period has been inhabited by three generations.

After reading it in one go, I silently prayed to the principal: please don't write Zhi Qiu in a rigid way... In the first three chapters, Chun Qiu's character has become fairly clear. Chun is like a thunderclap, always taking responsibility, as passionate as an ancient knight-errant. Qiu, on the other hand, has lofty ambitions, somewhat like a southern scholar, outwardly gentle but inwardly a formidable warrior. Given the era in which they lived, I'm terrified that Zhi Qiu might embark on a path of no return. Ideals are a double-edged sword; they can bring abundance, but they can also drive people mad, especially when they have power or even military force... Perhaps I'm just like Zhi Qiu; I've always worried about him... Heh, I'm even more worried about myself. This brings to mind the characters of Yang Kang and Guo Jing. Yang Kang clearly had great ambitions, yearning to achieve lasting fame in a chaotic world. He was eager to find talented people and single-mindedly devoted to serving his country, remaining steadfast in his resolve even in death—a true hero! Unfortunately, Jin Yong believed that the greatest heroes are those who serve their country and its people; Guo Jing, Guo Xiaotian, and Yang Tiexin were the true men of the night. Don't you realize that every external force inherently possesses both destructive and constructive power? No choice is truly without harm to the people! Judging from its scope, this book is likely to be a slow burn; we look forward to the principal bringing more exciting content to everyone. Spring thunder, autumn fruit. Life is as fierce as a thunderclap, death as serene as an autumn leaf. A husband should be like this. Someone on the forum asked: Who is the principal? A seasoned gentleman said... It was Chairman Chiang Kai-shek! I…

I've read it three times already, Principal, please finish writing it...

I've finished reading the previous books, and overall I think (Iron Age) is the best, (The Age of Orange and Red) is second best, (Martial Arts Empire) is so-so, and (Peerless Hero) is good, but I'm getting impatient waiting for it.

The daughter asked her father, "Wouldn't it be cute and adorable to add '' to the end of every sentence?" The father thought for a moment and said, "Not necessarily." The daughter asked why, and the father said, "Because Mom often questions me, 'Where's the money...?'"

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This novel is absolutely terrible. Everyone, please don't read it. It has another terrible ending. It's been 10 years in the making, and it'll probably take another 10. Updates are less than one chapter a day on average, almost every other day there's a break. Those who have already read it, let's boycott the author, x. Is it going to be made into an animated series? Boycott it. Let's prevent it from being made. Give it a bad review. Let the author focus on writing. It's not suitable for a TV series or animated series. All readers are annoyed by the author. Nobody reads it.