Your Majesty, I Won't Rebel as Long as You're Alive

While Li Er was alive Xue Daiyue: Your Majesty, though your servant may be dull, my loyal heart shines as brightly as the sun and moon. Whenever I behold Your Majesty's noble bearing and grace, which blesses all beneath the heavens, my heart burns with fervor. I would gladly be the sword in Your Majesty's hand, cutting down every demon in the court; I would be the pillar of the imperial palace, guarding the realm and its foundations. All I wish in this life is to see our sage ruler govern with ease while songs ring out across the four seas. Then, even if I am buried in a desolate grave, I shall smile in the underworld. When Li Er died Xue Daiyue: Wu Zhao, your evil deeds are too numerous to record! You stop at nothing to achieve your ends, killing your own child and throwing the court into chaos. You usurp the throne, appoint cruel officials, and slaughter the loyal. Such crimes are hated by all spirits and people, and cannot be tolerated by heaven or earth.