On the night when the imperial city was stained with blood, Wei Heng stepped over the thirty jade steps with his sword in hand, his black robes splattered with enemy blood, but he stopped when he saw Shen Zhiyuan - this poor man in plain clothes dared to break into the palace with "Ten Strategies for Pingrong" and bet that "Reports from the Northern Territory Army will arrive within three days."
The military report arrived in Beijing as scheduled, and Wei Heng raised his hand and named him Taifu, placing this "quick knife" on the neck of the clan leader. The imperial master jumped out and called Shen Zhiyuan a "disaster star". Everyone in the court shouted for death, but Wei Heng laughed: "I want this disaster star to control the world for me."
No one knew that the master with all his plans would get lost in his backyard and be caught by the emperor who visited late at night; no one thought that Wei Heng would lead a lone army into the royal court of the Rong clan to save Shen Zhiyuan from being poisoned, and come back with three arrows stuck in his shoulder.
But Cui's forged letter of collaboration still made Wei Heng red-eyed. When the poisoned wine was handed to Shen Zhiyuan, the man only said calmly: "The last secret I got to see is that your Majesty rules the world."
It wasn't until after Shen Zhiyuan's "death" that Wei Heng found the blood-stained "Broken Army Fate" handbook in his old house that he realized he had killed the wrong person. The emperor, who grew old overnight, frantically searched for elixirs overseas - what he wanted was never the country, but the tutor who could get lost and was afraid of cats, but could rule the world for him.
Can you believe it? Later, when the rebellion was put down and a prosperous era was established, this iron-blooded emperor actually chased Taifu Luchi and called him "husband" in the Jiangnan Villa. He even sewed his robe into dead knots because he was afraid of embroidery needles.
