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The idiom "Nine Lives and Ten Deaths" comes from Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" in the Warring States Period: "It is also what I have in my heart; even if I die nine times, I will still not regret it." Tang Liu Liang notes: "Although nine deaths are not a life, it is not enough to regret." In addition, Yuan Wang Zhongwen's "Save Filial Son" first fold,"Yu Shiming Yan Volume 19. Yang Qian's Guest Boat Meets a Heroic Monk, the thirteenth chapter of the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the seventh chapter of the Dream of the Red Chamber by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty. From the source of the story, Qu Yuan in the Warring States Period was worried about the country and the people all his life. He was concerned about the sufferings of the people. Even though he was framed and exiled by treacherous people, he was still worried about the fate of the country. In Li Sao, he expressed that he was persecuted for pursuing good virtue, but as long as it was what he yearned for, he would not regret it even if he died nine times. This expression later evolved into the idiom "Nine Lives and One Death", which was used to express that the possibility of death was far greater than the possibility of living, but he finally escaped from danger. It was a metaphor for surviving a great disaster after experiencing many hardships. The novel " Ten Years of Death " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In the reference materials, there were two novels that might be related to the " 13 Life Rings " and " Dou Zhanlong's Treasure: Nine Deaths and Thirteen Disasters ". " Thirteen Life Rings " was an online novel created by Old Ghost from Zhongzhou. It was published on Motie Chinese Network and told the story of a life and death duel between suspense writers under the rules of a sick game. " Dou Zhanlong: Nine Deaths and Thirteen Disasters " was a part of the Four Gods Fighting Three Demons series. The story began with Old Master Cui's storytelling. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

I recommend " Infinite Rebirth of Planes " by Qian Youliang. This was a super interesting novel about the infinite universe. The protagonist would commit suicide at the slightest disagreement. If there was no mission, dying once would not solve it. If it did not work, he would die twice. He had died many times in various worlds, such as Infinite Terror-Resident Evil, which he had died 155 times. He had the Death Replay ability, and after loading too many times, he was like a demon with too much wisdom. In fact, he was looking for hidden missions. This book was an infinite style. The protagonist's golden finger was infinite rebirth. If he died in the current world, he could return to the moment of his descent. The rhythm of the story was well grasped, the author's writing skills were not bad, and the protagonist in the early stages was not brainless. It was currently being serialized. Although it still had to be watched in the later stages, it was worth watching at the moment. Some people felt that it was like " Life in an Otherworld from Zero ", where the main character 486's ability was integrated into it. Overall, the setting was novel and it was an infinite masterpiece. The recommendation index was four stars. It was not bad to fatten up. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The idiom "Nine Lives and One Death" comes from the Warring States Period. Chu Qu Yuan's "Li Sao":"It is also what I am good at. Although I die nine times, I still have no regrets." Liu Liang's note: " Although there is no life after nine deaths, it is not enough to regret." Qu Yuan was a native of the State of Chu at the end of the Warring States Period. He was once a "Left Disciple". King Huai of Chu accepted his idea of progress in the early days of his reign, carried out reforms and implemented the policy of uniting with Qi to resist Qin. However, his idea violated the interests of the rebellious nobles of the State of Chu. Later, King Huai of Chu was tricked into the State of Qin by King Zhao of Qin and died there. After King Qingxiang ascended the throne, Qu Yuan was banished to Jiangnan for a long time. During his exile, he had been worried and haggard about the imminent destruction of his country. Li Sao was probably written by Qu Yuan when he was alienated by King Huai and forced to go to Hanbei from Ying Du. There were poems expressing his insistence on correct ideas. Although he had experienced many blows and persecutions, he still loved his motherland and did not yield to evil forces. Later, he extracted the idiom "Nine Lives and One Death" from it. In addition, there was also a legendary story about Guo Hanchuan, an underground member of the Chinese Party on the eve of the Northeast Liberation. It also involved the word "nine deaths and one life", but from an etymological point of view, it originated from Qu Yuan's "Li Sao". The novel " Ten Years of Death " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!