Biography of Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin

In troubled times, cold nights, mountains of corpses and seas of blood, he retrieved a dying baby from the pile of dead people. Zhao Kuangyin was the founding emperor who swept the world. He was majestic and feared by thousands of people, but all tenderness was given to him. He named him Guangyi, treating him as if he were life, burning moxa to share the pain, and even an inch of blood to share the same heart. In order to protect him, he disobeyed the Queen Mother, bloodbathed the court, and fought against the world. He was appointed as the emperor's younger brother and entrusted with thousands of miles of land. In the ninth year of Kaibao's reign, the candle's shadow flickered red, and he gently caressed his cheek. He passed away with his hand hanging down, and his soul turned into peach blossoms all over the sky. Zhao Guangyi ascended the throne as emperor, guarded his mountains and rivers, and remembered him throughout his life. The hairpin never left his hair, the lock never left his body, the sword never left his hand, and the sword never left his waist. No one can comment on his merits and demerits over the course of a thousand years, but he will only keep one sentence: You will protect me for the rest of my life, and I will protect you for the rest of my life. Peach blossoms bloom year after year, and old friends finally return. The most touching thing in this world is never the dominance of the country, but the dependence on each other in life and death, the brothers and sisters are of the same heart, the souls become flying flowers, and they will never be separated. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.