The news that Gong Huai, the crown prince of the East Palace, had left Beijing and entered the Jianghu was spread throughout the court and the public. The kings were afraid and sent secret soldiers to intercept and kill him along the way.
In order to avoid murder, Gong Huai took refuge in a ruined temple in a deserted mountain, where he met the infamous Ji Yunhuai.
A rumor about his spiritual power fabricated by his fellow sect caused a commotion. After the Demon Sect heard this news, they were prohibited from entering Taicang for several years, completely breaking the restriction. The Demon Sect hunted Ji Yunhuai after hearing this, and the disciples also followed suit.
The demon sect mistakenly believed that Gong Huai was an accomplice, and their weapons suddenly rose. The struggle for power in the temple and the chaos of the rivers and lakes intersect here. Two desperate people unexpectedly become partners and become involved in a huge chess game that spans the government and the public.
The strange, sick, arrogant and arrogant prince is attacked by a cold-faced attack that is cold on the outside and hot on the inside
(There are also two pairs of deputy CPs, please explore on your own!!!)
(It's a group portrait but it also has an official partner)
(The two protagonists are official couples, so they won't fight each other!!!)
(It mainly focuses on the development of group portraits, but it is also "sweet")
Hope you all like it! ! !
This article is a fictional article, and the poems in the article are from Meng Haoran's "Qingming Jishi" (the origin of Changming's name)
In the Ming Dynasty, Zhan Ruoshui (named Ganquan, known as Mr. Ganquan in the world, a Lingnan scholar) "Songjueshan Waibuzhi Wenzhou" (the origin of Ji Yunhuai's name)
Wei Zhuang's "He Zhuan" (the origin of the name Gong Huai)
Only the cool breeze on the river and the bright moon in the mountains. Su Shi's "Red Cliff Ode" (the origin of Jiang Wei's name)
Mica filters the moon in the palace, making it whiter than water every night. Li Shangyin's "Songs in the Palace" (the origin of Gong Yue's name)
The next two protagonists will appear one after another
Concept: Young people should be high-spirited