Qian Yan died, and at the age of 13 Murong Chong became a prisoner of Fu Jian's order, but was granted the title of Captain Che - the Xuanpao was both an honor and a shackle.
He is the hatred of his country's subjugation, but he is the only favorite in his palm; he is his emperor, but he is the bitter enemy of his heart.
Chang'an hid in the snowy night, and raised troops in Pingyang to break up the entanglement. In the end, it was just: you destroy my country, I will overthrow your country, love and hate end, and only the tragic swan song of the emperor and the proton is left.
Purpose: Murong Chong, a young man who was subjugated and became a prisoner, was full of hatred but was repeatedly broken by Fu Jian's restrained gentleness: He was the enemy who burned my homeland, but he would put a big cloak on me on snowy nights and say, "Don't risk your life"; he was the emperor who controlled my life and death, but he would remember my mother's incense and secretly take my old handkerchief and diffuse it thoroughly. Fu Jian also gradually lost his sense of proportion in the game of power: he wanted to tame the boy into a chess piece, but first made an exception for him and shouldered the pressure of the clan for him. The two struggled between 'kill' and 'stay', 'hate' and 'love', and finally discovered that hatred can make people survive, and sincerity can make people live like themselves. This is not a simple emperor and prisoner, but two people trapped by power and destiny, who found the only salvation in each other.