The candlelight in the Nuan Pavilion in Xiyuan reflects two figures - one is a pregnant emperor, with a serious body but his heart is concerned about the world; the other is an upright and loyal minister, with an iron frame but gentleness.
Emperor Jiajing was pregnant with dragon descendants, and wanted to rest in peace and have a baby, but he encountered the remnants of the strict party, the King of Chu's rebellion, and the court was in turmoil. Hai Rui held the world in his hands, not only to clear the court and protect the common people, but also to guard the hard-spoken and soft-hearted emperor to ensure that his fetus was stable and that he would be safe throughout his life.
When the secret medicine scares the fetus, he hangs his life with cruel words; when the court game is played with swords and swords, he breaks the situation with sincerity; and he cares for every bit of warmth that accompanies him every day.
"Your Majesty, I guard the country, and I will guard you even more." "Hai Rui, if I have you, I will have the world."
This is a plot and tenderness in which the king and his ministers protect each other and redeem each other. There is the fierceness of fighting in the court, the softness of daily life during pregnancy, and the deep love that transcends the ordinary. In troubled times, they are each other's weakness and each other's armor.
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