Yan Shixu, the emperor of the Jin Dynasty, ascended the throne at the age of nineteen. He had silver hair and strange eyes, and was crazy to the bone. He climbed up from the cold palace with only a few people around him.
The regent Sikong Muqing, his childhood sweetheart, was the only person he dared to turn his back on. Prime Minister Qiu Rongxuan was a mean-mouthed man who loved to laugh, was a good calligrapher, and played songs that shocked the whole city - but then his hands could no longer hold the strings. Wen Yanshu, the minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, was poisoned and framed by his biological parents. After he killed him, he faced infamy and waited for his innocence. Xie Qi, the commander of the imperial guards, was taciturn. His deputy died blocking the knife for him. He didn't even have time to say thank you. Shang Gong Qi Zhiwei guarded him all the way from the cold palace to the imperial court, broke his leg, donated all the dowry, and never mentioned it.
Across the border, General Yan Xi and Commander Bai Jiheng were close friends of life and death. During the battle, one was seriously injured and fell into a coma, while the other desperately dragged people out of the siege. Nan Jinlan, the commander of Huangxiao Division, was nineteen years old, with a silver spear and a red tassel, bright clothes and an angry horse, and his smile was more dazzling than the spring sunshine. He guarded the city gate and fell in front of the emperor at dawn. His last words were: "I'll leave first, you guys guard the country."
The orphan Queen Taoyuan he picked up later succeeded Huang Xiaosi in a wheelchair. On the 15th of every month, I go to the Chengnan noodle stall to have a bowl of noodles. On the day when the country was peaceful and the people were peaceful, she committed suicide beside Nan Jinlan's tomb, and signed her suicide note: "My lord, thank you again."
Shen Lingyou and Princess Yan Wanmian were the two weaklings holding the court in the most chaotic period. They were suppressed by all parties and refused to take a step back.
There is also the deputy commander Qi Zhiming, who died at the age of eighteen while blocking a knife. Only three words were engraved on his tombstone. There is also a blind national master who lives in Jin'an Pavilion. He does not take sides or form cliques. He only offers a way to survive at the most critical moment.
They all lived, and none of them lived long. But Chang'an in the Jin Dynasty was burned out with their lives.
Intention: In troubled times, we can't help ourselves, and true companionship is salvation.