Shen Zhao traveled through time and bound to the Mingshi Mingjun System. He knew from the time he was born that he would be a wise minister.
However, the wise minister did not succeed, but gave his heart to the emperor on the dragon throne. To put it mildly, it was sycophancy.
For the emperor, he honed his skills; for the emperor, he was invincible on the battlefield; for the emperor, he could also be tamed on the dragon couch.
The emperor respected him and loved him, but he had to deal with his imperial master who treated him like a brother and a father. He was accused of being a traitor and was suspicious of the emperor.
In the end, the mission was not completed, and he ended up with the emperor disastrously. He also followed the emperor's wedding candles that were lit all night, and died when the lights went out.
Emperor Yin Xiu of the Chen Dynasty worked hard to govern, practiced virtue internally, and expelled barbarians externally. He was a wise king praised by the world thousands of years later.
The emperor's joy and anger are intangible, and he has few material desires and few sexual desires. Only his close friends know that the emperor's heart died on a winter night ten years ago.
Until a beauty came to him on the dragon bed, who was very similar to the sweetheart he thought about day and night.
It turns out that Shen Zhao's death was just a foundation-laying ceremony for a prosperous era presented to the emperor.
Purpose: When the matter is over, take off your clothes and hide your merit and fame.