If the history books only write that "the king and his ministers get along well with each other," then what are the skeletons hugging each other in the coffin, the madman who has been in the ice cellar for ten years, and the paranoia filled with vermilion in the room?
When Prince Li Yan was nineteen years old, he was shocked at a banquet in Qionglin.
Jiang Yunqi, the son of the Duke, dressed fiercely in red clothes, raised his glass and smiled at him in the crowd of thousands of people.
From then on, there were more chess games played by Merlin in the East Palace, more arguments and laughter beside the memorial, and more unspeakable heartbeats in the middle of the night.
But no matter how beautiful the red clothes are, they will eventually be stained with blood.
There was strife in the court, and in the third year of Lingnan, there was a heavy rain in the imperial mausoleum.
When a poisonous arrow passed through his heart, Jiang Yunqi fell into Li Yan's arms and said with a smile: "Is this red dress... Good-looking?"
Li Yan choked with sobs: "It looks good."
After ten years of hard work, the world was under great rule and all nations came to court.
At the celebration banquet, the emperor toasted to the empty seat next to him: "Here's to you."
In the entire court, no one knew who was toasting the glass of wine.
When he was seriously ill, he dreamed that the man was coming back. He opened the door and smiled: "Your Highness, I'm back."
After waking up from the dream, he wrote a posthumous edict: "After I leave, I will be buried with the Duke of Zhen Guo. The distance between the coffin and the coffin is three feet, no more, no less."
The historian carefully considered the pen and ink and finally came up with this: "Emperor Shengwu and Duke Zhenguo, the king and his ministers get along well with each other. This is a story that will last forever."
But three hundred years later, tomb robbers broke into the imperial mausoleum, and what they saw was——
The two coffins are placed side by side, the red clothes are still intact, and the black clothes are as new.
The two jade pendants were exchanged and worn on each other's chests.
The space between the three-foot coffins is covered with green moss, as if there are people coming and going frequently.
Intention: It turns out that some love never dies after being buried in the earth. Some crazy things last forever.