This article is the continuation of "The Love of Sons and Daughters of Huashan" and revolves around the love between Yun Yan, the daughter of the leader of the Huashan sect, Yun Yifan, and the crown prince, Zhu Chengan. The struggle between the rivers and lakes and the court runs through the whole story, and the plot is ups and downs. Whether the two can finally get married is fascinating.
Yun Yan and Zhu Chengan have been together in the East Palace since childhood. They were childhood sweethearts. At the age of seven, Yun Yan returned to Huashan to learn the advanced kung fu of "Yin and Yang Swords", while Zhu Cheng'an moved to Kyoto with his father, Emperor Zhu Di (Zhu Shaobai), and his mother (Lian'er). (Due to Lian'er suffering from dampness syndrome), it took ten years to build the Forbidden City.
When Zheng He first went to the West in 1405-1407, Zhu Di neglected his discipline, Lian'er doted on him, and Zhu Chengan gradually indulged. After moving to Beijing, he sneaked out of the imperial city with his father's imperial sword "Broken Shadow" and wandered into the world. He happened to meet Yun Yan and her maid disguised as men and sneaked out of Huashan. The two met and fell in love, and the bond between the world and the court quietly deepened.
Zhu Di was seriously ill, and Zhu Chengan had not returned for a long time, which caused turmoil in the court and was hunted down. The two had a deep love for each other in times of adversity. After returning to the palace, Lian'er firmly opposed it because of the differences between the world and the court. Zhu Chengan knelt in Kunning Palace for three days, and Yun Yan knelt with him. Lian'er temporarily allowed Yun Yan to stay in the palace.
Zhu Di died a few months later, leaving the Queen Mother (Lian'er) with three imperial decrees to stabilize the court situation, and Zhu Chengan successfully succeeded to the throne. He tried his best to request Yun Yan to be his queen, but was blocked by the rule that "women from Jianghu are not allowed to enter the palace". Only the Empress Dowager's decree could make an exception. A few days later, the Queen Mother (Lian'er) passed away mysteriously, leaving behind an imperial edict naming Yun Yan as queen. The battle between the world and the court finally ended successfully.
Reader comments
Gratitude is like a tangled vine that entangles the family, the country, and morality; love is like a flower on the vine that blooms in the light of the sword and falls in the shadow of the sword. Knowing that the wind, frost, and sword will rush it, it blooms warmly and lingeringly in this entanglement.
They are originally from the same root, and they are indeed divided into rivers and lakes and palace walls.
The battle between the rivers and lakes and the court is actually a hurdle that I can't get over in my heart. Being unable to let go of both leads to inner torture. Finally breaking through this bottleneck is actually defeating yourself.
The grievances of the imperial court, the grievances of the world.
False is also true, and true is also false. True and false can be distinguished from false. There are shadows in the high halls and hidden ghosts. There are no traces in the rivers and lakes to remove evil intentions.
Gratitude is like a tangled vine that entangles the family, the country, and morality; love is like a flower on the vine that blooms in the light of the sword and falls in the shadow of the sword. Knowing that the wind, frost, and sword will rush it, it blooms warmly and lingeringly in this entanglement. They are originally from the same root, and they are indeed divided into rivers and lakes and palace walls.
The battle between the rivers and lakes and the court is actually a hurdle that I can't get over in my heart. Being unable to let go of both leads to inner torture. Finally breaking through this bottleneck is actually defeating yourself. The grievances of the imperial court, the grievances of the world.
False is also true, and true is also false. True and false can be distinguished from false. There are shadows in the high halls and hidden ghosts. There are no traces in the rivers and lakes to remove evil intentions.