According to the old history of "The Chronicles of Emperor Ming in the History of Zhao":
In the seventh year of the Yuanhe period of the Sheng Dynasty, there was a great disaster in the counties and counties, and people ate each other. The Cen family of Chang'an offered their concubine Yun Wan to the Weishui River to pray to heaven. It happened that the general of the town army, Murong Chen, was returning home in triumph. He was shocked, stopped, and took her as his wife.
Truth·Under the History
The history pen is like a knife, but it is difficult to write down the undercurrent of blood.
To Murong Chen, she was a sharp weapon accidentally found in a desperate situation. At that time, he was a victorious general, but also a lone wolf with a blood feud. He needed a key that could leverage the Chang'an chess game. Her identity is just right.
For Cen Yunwan, he is the only piece of driftwood that can be caught in the raging flood. The family abandoned her like a worn-out shoe and sacrificed her to survive. Then, she used his power to transform from a chess piece to a chess player.
He gave her a way out and asked for loyalty and wealth, thinking it was a cold deal.
She offers herself, seeking refuge and strength, believing it to be a gamble of sobriety.
No one expected that this marriage, which began with exploitation, would become each other's deepest salvation.
In her tenacious eyes, he found a world worth protecting besides hatred;
In his broken past, she saw clearly that her own soul was also worthy of being cherished.
Later historians praised:
Emperor Murong Chen, a man of great talent and great strategy, could endure what ordinary people could not endure. He finally overthrew the hypocrisy and ushered in the Qingming era.
Later, Cen Yunwan was intelligent and persevering, and had outstanding achievements in serving the dragon. He often accompanied the emperor and co-ordinated the affairs of the imperial court. He was known as the "Two Saints" in the world.
The emperor said: "My good fortune in this life is not to reach the top, but to see my wife Yunwan by the Weishui River that day."
"Others want you to become stronger and take revenge. I just want you to live in peace in this life."
A marriage that began with exploitation ended up being the most touching mutual redemption in history.
Note: The Ming Dynasty here is not the historical Ming Dynasty
Purpose: Mutual redemption, young emperor and empress