Xu Zhen, the garrison general of Xuzhou City, had a daughter and two sons.
In 1894 AD, which was the 29th day of November in the 20th year of Guangxu's reign, Xu's eldest son was born. His father Xu Zhen named him Qingcheng, hoping that his son would devote all his money to protecting the safety of Zhouzhou City.
On the same day, the Empress Dowager Cixi, the Empress Dowager of the West, who was far away in Beijing, spent tens of millions of silver to organize the sixtieth anniversary celebrations, building altars, setting up platforms, gold and jade chariots, and performing grand ceremonies, all of which were extremely luxurious.
When he was seven years old, Xu Qingcheng seemed to gradually understand why his parents had never celebrated his birthday. From that moment on, he nailed himself to the pillar of shame, whipping him every day, and wreaking all kinds of abuse.
When Chu Yi held an ancient ritual book in his hand and came to him across the ethereal galaxy,
Just listen to him say, I know who you are, and I know you are here for me.
Many years later, when Chu Yi recalled the situation of a certain day,
She said, that day at dusk, I saw you standing beside the corridor, as strong as the sun. I thought you could take Jingzhou and build a foundation.
But
I know the ups and downs of history, but I know nothing about your whereabouts...
