The Regent Tricked and Kidnapped Him, and the Little Emperor Had No Way to Escape.

[Dual male protagonists + double cleansing + time travel + two-way redemption] Is there anyone in particular you'd like to meet? Wan Xin Jue can lock two souls and bring back old love from another world. Countless people searched for his traces, but they all came back in vain, and could only be separated from their loved ones forever. Pei Jingxing became a general when he was young and later took charge of the regency. However, he was framed by the emperor. When he was down and out, he bumped into the playful Xue Tuanzi in the Plum Garden of the East Palace, and their fate was forged. By chance, Pei Jingxing got a pair of heart-wrenching jewels, which he thought would protect his beloved. However, the palace walls were locked and war broke out again. The emperor threatened Qing An's life and forced him to wear battle armor again. After ten years of fighting, when he returned, things had changed and Qing'an had been framed. At that time, Wan Xinjue was shattered, and Zhu Qing'an's soul traveled back to ancient times and reunited with him. Bei Mo Gu Yue and Jiang Nan Shi Yu witnessed the reunion of the two, and also revealed the secret that Wan Xinjue had hidden for thousands of years. When Zhu Qing'an gathered a pair of pure Wan Xinjue and wanted to return to modern times and return to her "original self", Pei Jingxing told him the truth. "I'm not your Qing'an!" "Although you say 'not my Qing'an', your souls are connected. You are the same person and have the same soul, aren't you?" The lonely moon is still hanging, the rain of poems is still falling, and the thread of fate is getting tighter and tighter in time and space. It's another year when the snow falls silently, and on the old plum branches at the Prince Regent's Palace, new red silk sways gently with the snow. When the wedding sedan landed, Pei Jingxing opened the curtain and looked at Zhu Qing'an huddled in the corner and chuckled: My snow dumplings must be held in my arms to prevent them from melting.