This book was different from an ordinary data list. It was more like a novel. At the beginning of the book, there was no mention of the destroyer. Instead, it was in the form of a description of the scene. It described the size and scale of the entire tideviewing city, so that people could have a preliminary understanding of the city.

It was because of this that everyone was shocked. The description was very detailed. When they saw the content, they felt as if the ancient temple of Chao city had appeared in front of them. It was a shocking feeling.

Zhao Hai didn't care much. He was really tired. In half a month's time, he could write a huge novel. He didn't sleep for the past few nights and kept writing. Only then did he fill up the nine huge books.

Zhao Hai had wanted to write a script with these things, but he gave up in the end. He could write the battle of Chaocheng into a script, but the students had to be able to understand it first. Novels and scripts were different. You would find the novel interesting, but when you read the script, you would definitely be confused. Even the script adapted from the novel would be the same.

In the end, Zhao Hai had no choice but to write all of this into a novel. This was because writing a novel would not only allow the students in the Academy to understand the battle back then, but it would also give them a sense of immersion and drive their emotions. Only in this way could the students draw the paintings that he needed.

An emotionless work was not a good work, especially when these paintings were left in the calligraphy Department as the treasures of the past. In order to better arouse the feelings of the students, Zhao Hai had to write the battle of Chao city into a novel. Of course, it was not just a novel. In the next few books, there would be some data, which were all real, the data that Zhao Hai had calculated.

In the end, Zhou Chuan and the others stayed in Zhao Hai's courtyard for the whole afternoon. They only came back to their senses when the sky turned dark. Then, they left Zhao Hai's courtyard and went their own ways. They were really shocked by what Zhao Hai had written in his notebook today. In the past, these people knew that the battle in Guguan Chaocheng was very cruel, but how cruel was it? to them, those were just cold data and some half-true legends.

However, the book that Zhao Hai took out this time was different. This book described everything that happened in the ancient watch-tide city from the perspective of a person who had experienced it personally. It described everything that happened in the ancient watch-tide city in the form of a diary. It described how the prosperous city turned into a millstone of flesh and blood and how the author turned from a teacher in an Academy into a warrior.

There were many fictional characters in the novel, but Zhao Hai had put in a lot of effort into writing them. All the characters were well-developed and had souls, which made people feel more immersed in them.

That night, Dong Chuan and the others could not sleep. Every time they closed their eyes, the scene of Chaocheng would appear in front of them. They could not sleep well. Many of them were woken up in the middle of the night. They had nightmares. They were frightened by the scene in their dreams. (To be continued.) &Quot; if you like this work, you're welcome to come to Qidian.com to give your recommendation and monthly vote. Your support is my greatest motivation. For mobile users, please read on M.Qidian.com.)

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