
Reborn as Li Yu: Refusing to Surrender to the Song, I Restore the Glory of the Tang
魂穿李煜:不降宋,再现大唐荣光
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If Li Yu had not been an emperor, but merely a prince indulging in nature, he might have been freer, but he would not have been able to marry two such exceptionally beautiful sisters. As an emperor, he was destined to bear the heavy responsibility that comes with the throne. However, the fall of the Southern Tang was inevitable due to the general trend of the world.
The name "Nine Orchids" originates from the story of Qu Yuan. It refers to both the historical and cultural landmark of Zigui, Hubei, and the orchid as a symbol of noble character. The origin of Qu Yuan's "Li Sao": "Jiu Wan" first appeared in Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" in "Chu Ci": "I have cultivated nine Wan of orchids, and planted a hundred Mu of fragrant herbs."