The Abandoned Baby I Picked up Was Tianding Qianyuan

On a snowy night, Lan Qing, a man from Hengping, picked up an abandoned baby. There is a jade plaque hanging around the child's neck, with the inscription "Yue Zhi" engraved on it. In this name, he wrapped the baby in his arms and whispered to the weak cry in the cold wind: "I will protect you from now on." In order to raise this child, Lan Qing sacrificed her life and shed her blood, and never dared to rest. He saved every penny to support Yue Zhi in studying and practicing martial arts, hoping that he would not have to live in the mud like himself in the future. The boy gradually grew up, his eyebrows were sharp, and he was indifferent to others, but he was especially devoted to Lan Qing: "Brother, when I grow up, I will protect you." When he was sixteen years old, Yue Zhi split into Qian Yuan. In the great hunting in the court, he shocked the world in one battle. Unexpectedly, the jade medal reveals his identity: he is actually the eldest son of the late emperor, who was exiled to the common people due to a palace incident when he was still in his infancy. The so-called rebellion is actually usurping the throne; the so-called orphan is actually an orphan. The truth is like a knife, splitting twenty years of peace. Yue Zhi asked Lan Qing with red eyes: "Who else can I be?" Lan Qing raised her hand and wiped away the blood on his face, just as she wrapped the abandoned baby tightly on the snowy night: "You are Yue Zhi. My Yue Zhi." From then on, during the battles between kings and ministers, with swords and swords flashing, Lan Qing was always by his side, blocking open and dark arrows for him with his constant body, and soothing the blood and fire in his heart with half-life tenderness. The road to seizing the throne was thrilling at every step, but every time Yue Zhi looked back, that person was there. On the day he ascended the throne, in front of all the civil and military officials, the new emperor took the Hengping man's hand, clasped his knuckles tightly, and never let go: "Thousands of miles away, it's not as good as when you picked me up on that snowy night." He abandoned the baby on a snowy night, raised him as a man, accompanies him to win the throne, and made him his queen. He was his picked weakness and his only one.