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Hello everyone, I am the younger brother of the new show in July: the new show in October!

The new book Han Que has been released, and the result of the guess is announced: Zhaoxuan.

Please collect it, please recommend it...

But it seems that there are quite a lot of readers who want to read about Wang Mang and Xiu'er. Well, I'll think about it for the next book.

Let me first talk about the inspiration for the story. It came from a trip across the Hexi Corridor in June and July this year.

There are also documentaries that I watched on the high-speed rail. The third episode of Hexi Corridor and The Station are really conscientious documentaries. I recommend them.

After reading it, I was shocked. It turned out that in the seemingly calm middle Han Dynasty, a very unpopular period, there was such a wonderful story.

Then we went to the Dunhuang Museum.

There, I became convinced of one thing: time travel is real.

It is not a journey from modern times to ancient times, but the other way around. Two thousand years ago, the ups and downs of the border passes of the Western Han Dynasty were condensed on the more than 10,000 Han bamboo slips unearthed in Xuanquanzhi...

I really want to write a story for the heroes who bravely crossed the quicksand and snow-capped mountains two thousand years ago and brought China to the world for the first time, as well as the unknown people who stood silently in Xuanquan Station.

Adaptation is not random editing, you have to have something in mind before you start writing, so I started to collect information, and retreated for three months, and now I have the story.

When I was reading, I felt relaxed and happy, and I was happy with any archaeological report no matter how obscure it was. But once I started writing, I felt a lot of pressure.

I'm not bragging, it's mainly because my brother's last book in July, Qin Li, is really very complete. It's so high that I hate it. Why didn't there be big news at the end of July? Please lower your expectations of the new book. sense of anticipation.

Therefore, I don’t dare to swear that this book will surpass the previous one. I will try my best to prevent my younger brother from embarrassing my older brother.

This book does not have too many ambitions. I just want to finish writing the story in a down-to-earth manner and describe the spirit of an era to a third or fifth, and then I will be satisfied.

As for the subscription results, since the times are so unpopular, I am already ready to pounce.

Let’s get to the point.

The story begins with a small border post called Xuanquanzhi in the third year of Emperor Yuanfeng of the Han Dynasty (78 BC)...