Drunk to Save the Country: Biography of Two Descendants of the Southern Tang Dynasty

The main theme is the entanglement between Li Yu, the empress of the Southern Tang Dynasty, and the sisters of the Great and Little Zhou Empresses. At first, Li Yu harmonized with the Empress E of the Great Zhou Dynasty, but this perfect appearance concealed his political evasion and weakness. As the young Zhou Hou Jiamin entered the palace, Li Yu lost control on the edge of morality and desire. This immoral romance not only destroyed Ehuang's life, but also became the death knell for the collapse of the Southern Tang Dynasty. From the drunken life and death in Jinling to the humiliating prisoner in Bianjing, Li Yu finally realized the responsibility of the emperor and the weight of love after losing everything. Finally, he wrote a desperate poem with his life, completing the tragic transformation from "faint emperor" to "ci emperor". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.