Basic Human " Japan "Unalocated

"Murasaki Shikibu: The Author's Story of The Tale of Genji"

chapter 6 "Murasaki Shikibu: The Story of The Author of The Tale of Genji"

Heavy rain poured down on the ground in Heian's palace, creating a thunderous roar. Inside her large room, Murasaki Shikibu sat pensively beside the window. She mused about her life being bound by strict social rules as a noblewoman in the Heian era.

Murasaki Shikibu is distressed by her limited life and bored by her daily routine. His head and soul longed for something more, something that could give meaning to his life. He has written several small literary works, but has never published a major work that satisfies his heart.

Feeling interested in exploring the wider world, Murasaki Shikibu began a plan to write a major literary work. A story that will take the reader into a new fantasy world. He wanted to write a story that was not only entertaining, but also gave lessons about life and love.

Murasaki Shikibu took a piece of paper and pencil from her desk, and began writing a story about a handsome prince named Hikaru Genji. He writes about Genji's struggle to find his true love and the obstacles he must cross on his journey to happiness. He adds fantastic and mystical elements that will draw readers into his story.

As he wrote, Murasaki Shikibu felt like she was flying freely over a white cloud. He forgets the world around him and dissolves in his own story. He had no idea that his literary work would become one of the most important and respected in Japanese history.

As Murasaki Shikibu finished the first chapter of her work, she was relieved and delighted. He knew that there was still a lot of work to be done, but he felt confident that he had found something that would make his life more meaningful. He placed his pencil gently on his desk, and smiled contentedly at himself.

Murasaki Shikibu continued to write her literary work, and every page she wrote brought herself closer to a new world. A world where his imagination develops without limits and brings stories of unforgettable life and love. In this story, he finds meaning in his life, and makes him feel happy for the first time in a long time.

Along with the completion of his work, Genji's story began to spread among the Heian people, and later throughout Japan. Murasaki Shikibu's work After changing views with Shonagon, Murasaki Shikibu stepped into the palace. The room is very large, there are several large mirrors decorated with beautiful ornaments and floors covered with soft carpets. Unlike the Shonagon room which is full of objects, Murasaki room is very minimalist. However, in the corner of the room there is a table and chairs that look very old.

Murasaki Shikibu stepped slowly towards the table and held her chair. He felt as if the chair had been a close friend of his for many years. He picked up a piece of paper and a pencil, preparing himself to write.

However, suddenly a loud voice sounded outside. Murasaki Shikibu was disturbed and stopped her activities for a moment to listen. He could hear the sounds of the crowd outside that were getting louder and louder.

Without a second thought, Murasaki Shikibu took out a vague outfit and walked out of her room. As he stepped out, he saw that the entire palace was bustling and rowdy. People were running to and fro, there were sounds of crying and screaming. Murasaki Shikibu was confused and scared. He wondered what was going on and tried to find out.

The servant looked at Murasaki Shikibu anxiously and said, "The emperor fell ill, Madam. He's in a very bad state and doctors haven't been able to find the right medicine to cure him."

Murasaki Shikibu was saddened to hear the news. He felt as if the world around him was collapsing. The emperor is its leader and its protector. He felt that it was impossible to live without the emperor.

Murasaki Shikibu felt that she had to do something to help the emperor. He decided to write a beautiful and meaningful literary work as a form of prayer and reverence for the healing of the emperor.

He went back to his room and started writing. He wrote about love, beauty, and life, incorporating all the values he believed in in his literary work. He writes with passion and dedication, sacrificing his sleep and the time he has to write.

When he finished the first chapter of his work, he felt relieved and delighted. He knew that there was still a lot of work to be done, but he felt confident that his new literary work would be a pride for himself and for the entire palace.

With his literary work, Murasaki Shikibu has found a way to express his feelings and help the emperor in his difficult circumstances. He knew that his literary work would be a form of comfort and inspiration to all who read it.

Murasaki Shikibu promised to complete her work with all her heart and devote her life to writing. He realized that his work would be a legacy that would be remembered forever, and he was honored to be an inspiring writer to many.

With determination and high spirits, Murasaki Shikibu continued her writing journey. He not only writes for personal pleasure, but also to bring happiness and inspiration to others. He knew that his life was already tied to writing, and he could not imagine his life without writing.

With the first chapter of his literary work completed, Murasaki Shikibu was overjoyed and ready to challenge herself to write the next chapters. He hoped that his work would become a literary masterpiece that was well known and loved by many, as well as the stories produced by previous famous authors.

With a burning spirit, Murasaki Shikibu continued to write, letting her words flow gently on paper and creating a dazzling new world. She wrote not only about love and life, but also about the power of women and their rights in the old and patriarchal society.

And this is the beginning of a beautiful and meaningful literary work, a literary work that will become one of the greatest literary works in Japanese history, a literary work that will become an invaluable legacy to the world.