Sui Renshan x Bai Fuzhu
Bai Yu was the last emperor of the Yan Dynasty. In the winter of the ninety-fifth year of Yanli, King Yan rebelled and marched south to the capital. Bai Yu was coerced by his ministers and asked to abdicate. From then on, the world changed hands.
Rumor has it that the then King of Yan, Sui Renshan, the commander-in-chief of the Northern Mansion, and the deposed emperor Bai Yu once had a close friendship. It's a pity that things are different and people are different.
Bai Yu was imprisoned by the rebels for several days, but few people knew that the new emperor Sui Renshan went to see him in prison as soon as he entered the capital.
The dungeon was cold and cold, and the old master's clothes were thin and cold. The new emperor took off his fox fur and put it on his shoulders. The old master suddenly cried.
The two of them looked at each other without saying a word, but could only shed a thousand lines of tears.
The imperial guard Gong Shangqiu was guarding the door. Only he knew that the story of these two people began more than ten years ago.
The east wind passed through Chang'an last night, and the autumn leaves on the mountains were in an uproar.
Note:
The first-person perspective of the guard Gong Shangqiu.
The original manuscript of the old short story is free (basically unchanged), and the third-person third-person extra is added, with confessions and intimate scenes added to make up for the regrets of the old manuscript.
A long series is in progress.
Purpose: patriotism, integrity and friendliness
