From an abandoned son in a cold palace to a wise king, he reshaped the mountains and rivers with his iron fist.
When he was fourteen years old, Pei Qingyan was dragged from the cold palace to the dragon throne.
The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty regarded him as a puppet, and no one paid attention to the border crisis. The treasury was empty and the powerful were running rampant. The mess left by the old emperor was riddled with holes, and there was only a young general beside him who was covered in wounds.
"Your Majesty, I will guard the border for you."
When Gu Ye said this, he was still wearing a cotton coat stuffed with catkins, and his hands and feet were covered with frostbite, but he stood upright, like a knife that would never bend.
Pei Qingyan knew from that moment that he would decide this country.
He invited back the elders of the three dynasties, wiped out the corrupt court, and uprooted the family. He drew blueprints with his own hands and built thunderbolts, fire guns, and armored chariots, and defeated the Japanese pirates until they ceded territory to their subjects.
It took him five years to turn a dynasty that was rotten to the core into a peaceful and prosperous era.
But no one knew that this decisive young emperor would secretly apply medicine to the scarred general in the dead of night; no one knew that he would verbally quarrel with the ministers in the court, but when he turned around, only one person's eyes would turn red.
"General, I just want to guard these thousands of miles of rivers and mountains with you."
This is a story of an emperor rising from the mud, and it is also a life-and-death love story that spans monarchs and ministers.
There are intrigues in the court, fights on the battlefield, heartfelt brotherhood, and a two-way fight until death.
He held up this decadent country for him, and he used his life to guard this peaceful and prosperous age for him.
The two strong forces favor each other, 1v1, grand scheme of things +
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