I wish I could not(shǐ yuàn bù jí cǐ)

I wish I could not

This book describes an Ji, a young nobleman who is not familiar with the world, carrying a huge sum of money to rescue his father an Xuehai, who is in prison because of his uprightness. On the way, he meets a murderous monk, and his life is in an instant. He is saved by the chivalrous girl thirteen younger sisters. An Xuehai concludes that the thirteen younger sisters are he Yufeng's daughter who was in trouble. She spared no effort to protect the thirteen younger sisters, who did not hesitate to die in revenge for her father, so that they could match her son Anji and end her wandering life.

Shi Yuan: the original wish. The change and development of the situation is not expected at first.

[source] Zuo Zhuan, eighteen years of Chenggong: "I wish I could not be here. Even so, isn't it heaven? "

[example] these two old people are also called "today is not heaven.". The 29th chapter of Wenkang in Qing Dynasty

An overview of the story of heroes and heroines

Synopsis

The novel combines chivalry and romance. The plot is full of twists and turns, ups and downs, closely linked, suspense is very strong, foreshadowing and foreshadowing are very wonderful. The characters are vivid and brilliant. The structure is rigorous and meticulous, complete and systematic. The language is fresh and fluent, humorous and popular. It has a strong artistic charm and is widely spread among the people. It is highly appreciated by scholars such as Chen Yinke, Su Manshu and Xu Zhimo.

Chinese PinYin : shǐ yuàn bù jí cǐ