The Late Tang Dynasty's Countercurrent

The first few dozen chapters are okay, but I don't know what I'm writing in the later chapters. Readers will be driven away by your writing. If you don't know how to write, don't write.

How did the Tang Dynasty fall? Everyone who has read history knows it, and you are so funny.

Has anyone finished reading it? Is this true history?

What happened to the author?

The first chapter is very well written. The author has put in a lot of effort. I hope the author will continue to persevere.

Sure enough, the brother scenes are still good to watch. Li Cunxiao was very good at defeating the enemy. From the word "weight", I thought about "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" by the way.

Seeing this, I knew that Zhang Xun would be defeated. At this point, he has become completely arrogant and losing his brother is inevitable. From a profit perspective, the gain outweighs the loss. This is not the time to kill the donkey.

The night before yesterday, when I was scrolling through Weibo before going to bed, I saw the news about a 92-year-old couple holding hands in the hospital bed, and I couldn't stop crying. It's nice to be able to hold hands from the beginning for a lifetime. The one who appears last and can stay with you for the rest of your life is so happy. Once you have loved, you will never be able to defeat love.

I like Li Cunxiao's psychological scene on the city gate. The image of Journey to the West flashes through my mind, and some of the emotions always seem familiar.

I was very moved when I read Chu Liang's letter. In the long life, from ancient times to the present, why do people work so hard for? What else is worth paying for?