Misidentified Acacia Bone: the Emperor Who Imprisoned Me Recognized It Wrongly

In the sixth year of Sheng Yuan Dynasty, Han Xingluo, the national teacher, angered the emperor Li Rongshang because of his strong advice to reduce taxes on the Jianghuai River and was imprisoned in the side hall of Ziwei Palace. That night, the young emperor pinched his chin, looked through his brows, and murmured: "These eyes look very much like him." Only then did Han Xingluo realize that he was very similar to the Bai Yueguang, the savior in the emperor's heart who could only be wished for. Nine years ago, the late emperor died in the palace, the kings rebelled, and the fourteen-year-old prince Li Rongshang was trapped in the city surrounded by rebels. At that time, Han Xingluo, a young man who traveled to the north, risked his life and sneaked into the enemy city as a witch doctor. He hid the seriously injured prince in a dark room and guarded him naked for seven days and nights until reinforcements arrived. When leaving, the young man took off the cold jade pendant from his waist as a letter and said: "If your highness is safe, it will be the blessing of the people." However, when the prince ascended the throne and sent people to find his benefactor, a woman came into the palace holding a jade pendant and claimed to be the one who saved his life. Han Xingluo thought about all this while in prison, and finally understood: the person he had loved for nine years had long since forgotten him; and the young emperor he had guarded with his life was treating him as someone else's substitute, humiliating him day and night. But he still clearly knew that he loved the young man who besieged the city that year, not the violent emperor in front of him. When Bai Yueguang finally returns, when the truth is about to be revealed, who is the one trapped in this entanglement in the name of imprisonment? He was a prisoner, but he soberly watched himself sink. He is a gentleman, but he mistakenly gives his sincerity to others. Looking back a hundred years later, under the king's rank, will anyone still remember the young man who risked everything for him?