Yu Qingqiu, a girl from the history department, felt very sorry for him because of the fateful connection between her name and Li Yu's words. During my internship, I touched the manuscript of "The True Story of Poppy Poppies", and my soul transmigrated into Zhou Wei, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty.
When I first met Li Yu, he was not the foolish king recorded in history books, but a gentle emperor who stayed at the bedside of his sick wife, the Queen of Zhou Dynasty. He and she formed a bond that spanned time and space because of the jade pendant and the "Qingqiu" pendant. The two have similar meanings and interdependence in their thoughts, and their jade pendants serve as witnesses of concern in troubled times.
She and Li Yu had a son, Li Sheng. Knowing that he would be named "Bi Sheng" with movable type printing in the future, she vowed to spend fourteen years to rewrite the outcome of the Southern Tang Dynasty and advise Li Yu. However, history cannot be reversed. Before the city was destroyed, she entrusted Li Sheng to her loyal minister Bi Zhen to avoid disaster.
On the Chinese Valentine's Day in 978 AD, when Li Yu was about to drink poisoned wine and Yu Qingqiu grabbed his hand, the two of them returned to the modern Nanjing Museum by the light of the letter and the jade pendant. At this time, Li Yu's soul traveled to Li Congjia, the history teacher of the Southern Tang Dynasty. Only then did he realize that Yu Qingqiu's "spanning a thousand years" was no joke.
Yu Qingqiu's graduation thesis used the 14 years of the Southern Tang Dynasty that he accompanied Li Yu as evidence to justify his comment that "the country was destroyed by drunkenness and lust". During her defense, she pointed at Li Congjia in the audience and called it an argument. The deep love across the world is finally fulfilled in modern times. Li Yu and Yu Qingqiu live a stable life, and their child Li Sheng (Bi Sheng) also uses movable type printing to carve this bond into the veins of civilization.
Purpose: Revealing the other side of the Ci Emperor Li Yu