Yi Bo Yuntian can also be used to describe women!!!
When she was five years old, Shangguan Wan'er, the daughter of the guilty minister, discovered a hole at the root of the wall in Yeting.
A small hand stretched out from the other side of the hole, palm facing up, holding a broken piece of candy cake. The owner of the hand is Taiping, the emperor's favorite little princess. Wan'er took a bite of the candy cake and heard a word coming from the other side of the wall - "sweet"
Later this wall became a court hall. Wan'er was spotted by Wu Zetian for her unique talent, and climbed from a slave to the center of power in the Tang Dynasty; Taiping learned a truth under the shadow of his mother Wu Zetian - only power can protect the people he cares about. The two were political enemies in court, but in private they used the pepper code to protect each other secretly. For forty years, no one found out.
Power protects no one. Wan'er died under Li Longji's knife. Taiping knelt on the stone slab, listening to the muffled sound coming from that direction.
She wrote an epitaph for Wan'er and changed it countless times. In the end, she only came up with eight words: Long live a thousand years, the song of pepper.
This was the first code word for their first meeting. Forty-eight years later, it became a tribute to death.
Then Taiping put on his armor and raised troops with less than forty retainers. She knew she would lose. But she promised Wan'er - no matter what method she uses.
